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an aqueous solution is prepared by diluting 3.30mL acetone(d=0.789g/mL) with water to final volume of 75.0mL.The density of tHe solution is 0.993g/mL. what is the molality ,molality of acetone in the solution?

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Answered by Hippocrate
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 \bf\huge\underline{\underline{ Given :- }}

  • an aqueous solution is prepared by diluting 3.30mL acetone(d=0.789g/mL) with water

  • final volume of 75.0mL.The density of tHe solution is 0.993g/mL.

 \bf\huge\underline{\underline{ To \: Find:- }}

  • molality ,
  • molality of acetone in the solution

 \bf\huge\underline{\underline{ Answer :- }}

 \bf\red{ A \implies H_{2}O }

 \bf\red{ B \implies CH_{3} CO CH_{3} }

  • density = \sf \frac{ Mass }{ Volume } \\

  • Mass = density × Volume

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  •   \sf  \rho_{B} = 0.789 g/mL

  •   \sf V_{B} = 3.30 mL

  •   \sf W_{B} =   \sf  \rho_{B} × V_{B}

  •   \red{\implies}   \sf W_{B} = 0.789 × 3.30

  •   \red{\implies}   \sf W_{B} = 2.60 g

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  • mass of solution = 0.993 × 75

  •   \red{\implies} = 74.475 g

  •   \sf W_{A} =  74.475 - 2.60

  •   \sf W_{A} = 71.87 g

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  • Molecular Mass of B = 58 g/mol

  • no. of moles of B =  \sf \frac{W_{B}}{{M_{B}}} \\

  •   \red{\implies} no. of moles =  \sf \frac{ 2.60 }{ 58 } \\

  •   \red{\implies} no. of moles = 0.0448 moles

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Molarity

  •  \boxed{\bf\red{ Molarity = \frac{ no.\:  of \: moles }{ L of solvent }}} \\

  •   \red{\implies} Molarity =  \frac{0.0448}{0.0750} \\

  •   \red{\implies} Molarity = 0.598 M

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Molality

  •  \boxed{ \bf\red{ Molality = \frac{no.\:  of \: moles }{ Kg \: of \: solvent }}} \\

  •   \red{\implies} \sf  Molality = \frac{ 0.0448}{0.0718} \\

  •   \red{\implies} Molality = 0.624 m

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