Chemistry, asked by yatinnikam302, 9 months ago

Calculate : Molarity , Molality & normality
of 32 % by maas H2SO4
solution having
density 1.086 g/cm3​

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Answered by davisshikhar
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Let the mass of solution be 100gms

then the wieght if H2SO4 will be

32gm

Moles of h2so4 = mass÷molecular mass

 Moles_{H_{2}SO_{4}}=\frac{mass\: of\: solute}{Molecular\:mass}

Moles=\frac{32}{98}=\bold{0.33Moles}

Now We know that Weight of solution is 100gms

also given

density=1.086gms

Density(\rho)=\frac{mass}{volume}

\rho =\frac{100}{Volume}

 Volume=\frac{100}{\rho}

Volume=\frac{100}{1.086}=\pink{92.1 ml}

 Volume=92.1 ml or \bold{92.1×10^{-3}L}

We know that nfactor of H2SO4 is 2 as Net positive or negative charge over it is 2

Also that weight of solution is 100gms and

weight of solute is 32 gms

Then weight of solvent is 68gms or 0.068kg

Now using the formulas

 Molarity=\frac{Moles_{solute}}{Volume_{solution}</p><p> \:in \:Litre}

Molality=\frac{Moles_{solute}}{Mass_{Solvent}\:in \: kg}

Normality=Molarity×nfactor

Molarity=\frac{0.33}{92.1×10^{-3}}=\bold{3.6M}</p><p>Molality=\frac{0.33}{0.068}=\bold{4.9m}

Normality=M×nf=3.6×2=\bold{7.2N}

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