how to calculate molarity when mass/volume % and density are given??????
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MOLARITY = NO. OF MOLES OF SOLUTE /
VOLUME OF SOLUTION ( L)
❇ If mass is given, then we can find moles of solute.
NO. of Moles = Given mass / Atomic mass
❇ If volume % is given, then we can find mass and density. By calculating volume from volume %.
Density = Mass / Volume
❇ If Density is given, then we can correspondly find volume or mass.
VOLUME OF SOLUTION ( L)
❇ If mass is given, then we can find moles of solute.
NO. of Moles = Given mass / Atomic mass
❇ If volume % is given, then we can find mass and density. By calculating volume from volume %.
Density = Mass / Volume
❇ If Density is given, then we can correspondly find volume or mass.
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Explanation:
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Molarity=Number of moles/Volume of solution in litres
For example,take 15%(m/v) solution
This means 15g of the solute is present in 100 ml of solution.
Hence,moles=15/Molar mass
Volume=Mass/Density.
Substitute and get the answer.
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