Mole fraction of the solute in a 1.00molal aqueous solutions
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● Answer -
X2 = 0.9474
● Explanation -
# Given -
Molality = 1 m
# Solution -
Molality of a solution is given by -
m = n2 / W1
Hence,
n2/n1 = n2 /(W1/M1)
n2/n1 = M1 × m
n2/n1 = 18 × 1
n2/n1 = 18
Mole fraction of solute is -
X2 = n2 / (n1+n2)
X2 = 1 / (n1/n2+1)
X2 = 1 / (1/18+1)
X2 = 0.9474
Therefore, mole fraction of solute in glucose soln is 0.9474 .
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● Answer -
X2 = 0.9474
● Explanation -
# Given -
Molality = 1 m
# Solution -
Molality of a solution is given by -
m = n2 / W1
Hence,
n2/n1 = n2 /(W1/M1)
n2/n1 = M1 × m
n2/n1 = 18 × 1
n2/n1 = 18
Mole fraction of solute is -
X2 = n2 / (n1+n2)
X2 = 1 / (n1/n2+1)
X2 = 1 / (1/18+1)
X2 = 0.9474
Therefore, mole fraction of solute in glucose soln is 0.9474 .
Hope this helped you...
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