4% w/w solution of (NaOH+H2O) .If the density =1.5gm/cc then find out
¡) Molarity(M)
¡¡)molality(m)
¡¡¡)mole fraction(X)
¡v)Normality(N)
V)Strength(S)
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→ 4% W/W means 4 g(NaOH + H20) in 100ml solution.
now
1) Molarity
→( 4/40) * (1.5/100) *1000
→ 1.5
2) Morality
→{ M/(1000d - M mb) } * 1000
→ {1.5/(1000*1.5 - 1.5*40)} * 1000
= 150 / 144
where, mb = mass of solute
3) Normality
→ M × 2
= 1.5 * 2 = 30
4) mole fraction
→ nb/ (nb + na)
=( 4/40) ÷ (4/40 + 96/18)
wt of solvent (100-4)=96
where, nb = moles of solute
na= moles of solvent
put the values bro... m so lazy
5) Strength
→ w/V * 10
= (4/100)*10 for solute
I'm not sure bout this..
#Jaihind
→ 4% W/W means 4 g(NaOH + H20) in 100ml solution.
now
1) Molarity
→( 4/40) * (1.5/100) *1000
→ 1.5
2) Morality
→{ M/(1000d - M mb) } * 1000
→ {1.5/(1000*1.5 - 1.5*40)} * 1000
= 150 / 144
where, mb = mass of solute
3) Normality
→ M × 2
= 1.5 * 2 = 30
4) mole fraction
→ nb/ (nb + na)
=( 4/40) ÷ (4/40 + 96/18)
wt of solvent (100-4)=96
where, nb = moles of solute
na= moles of solvent
put the values bro... m so lazy
5) Strength
→ w/V * 10
= (4/100)*10 for solute
I'm not sure bout this..
#Jaihind
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