Chemistry, asked by rakeshkumar2652, 1 year ago

how many gram of KCL must be added to 25.0 gram of water to produce a solution that is 2.25 molal.
molecular weight of KCL is equal to 74.5 can we solve​

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Answered by abuahmed2200a
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Hi there,

♤ Key

☆ Molality is number of solute mols divided over mass of solvent in kg.

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♤ Given

● Mass of solvent (water) = 25 gm = 0.025 kg

● Molality of solution = m = 2.25

● Mwt=Molar mass of solute KCl = 74.5

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◇Calculate number of solute moles by multiple the molality by mass of solvent

☆ m = n ÷ kg

So,

☆ n = m×kg= 2.25×0.025 =

0.056 mol

◇ Calculate mass of solute by multiple moles (n) by molar mass (Mwt)

☆ ms = n × Mwt = 0.056×74.5=

4.17 gm of KCl

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