Chemistry, asked by thoheedkhan, 11 months ago

An aqueous solution of 0 667 M nitric acid has density 1.2 g cm- Calculate
(1) Molality.
(2) Mass percentage of solute.
(3) Mole fraction of solvent​

Answers

Answered by RimshaMirkar
1

Answer:

MolaLity =

10.74

m

Molarity =

6.76

M

mole fraction =

0.162

mass of solution =

100 g

Explanation:

40% ethylene glycol means

mass of ethylene glycol =

40 g

mass of water (solvent) =

60 g = 0.060 kg

mass of solution =

100 g

1. Molality

Molar mass of ethylene glycol =

62.07 g/mL

no. of moles =

4 g

62.07 g.mol

1

=

0.6444 mol

Molality =

no. of moles

mass of solvent in kg

Molality =

0.6444 mol

0.060 kg

=

10.7 m

2. Molarity

Molarity

=

no. of moles

volume of solution in litres

Density

=

1.05 g/cm

3

Volume

=

Mass

Density

Volume

=

100 g

1.05 g/mL

=

95.24 mL

=

0.0952 L

Molarity

=

0.6444 mol

0.0952 L

=

6.76 M or 6.76 mol/L

3. Mole fraction

no. of moles of water

=

60 g

18.02 g.mol

-1

=

3.329 mol

Total moles

=

(3.329 + 0.6444) mol

=

3.974 mol

mole fraction of ethylene glycol

=

0.6444

3.974

=

0.162

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