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calculate mole fraction molality and molarity of ethanol solution which is 50% by weight of ethanol in water and has density of 0.9144g/cc​

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Answered by sumit0120
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Answered by silentlover45
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\large\underline\mathrm\red{Given:-}

  • \large\mathrm{Mole</li></ul><p>\: fraction \: of \: Ethanol \: = \: 0.05 }

    • \large\mathrm{The \: density \: of \: solution \: = \: 0.997 g/cc.}

    \large\underline\mathrm\red{Solution}

    \large\mathrm{Mole \: fraction \: of \: C2H5OH \: = \: mole \: of \: C2H5OH \: / \: moles \: of \: C2H5OH \: + \: moles \: of \: H2O}

    \implies 0.05

    \implies 5/100.

    \large\mathrm{100 \: moles \: of \: solution \: contains \: 5 \: moles \: of \: C2H5OH}

    \large\mathrm{Weight \: of \: C2H5OH \: = \: moles \: × \: mol. \: Wt}

    \implies 5 × 46

    \implies 230 g.

    \large\mathrm{Weight \: of \: H2O }

    \implies 95 × 18

    \implies 1710 g.

    \large\mathrm\red{Volume \: of \: solution:}

    \implies 1940/0.997 cc

    \implies 1945.8 ml

    \implies 1.9458 litres.

    \large\underline\mathrm\red{Molality:-}

    \implies 5/1710 × 1000

    \implies 2.92 m.

    \large\underline\mathrm\red{Molarity:-}

    \implies 5/1.9458

    \implies 2.57 M.

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