Chemistry, asked by pinachaudhary, 4 months ago

The molality of aq. solution of urea in which mole
fraction of urea is 0.1, is
41) 6.17 m
(2) 5.24 m
(3) 6.98 m
(4) 5.78 m​

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Answered by shivamkumar748481855
1

Answer:

option 1 is correct. 6.17m

Explanation:

Mole-fraction of Urea = 0.1

So the Solution contains 0.1- moles of urea dissolved in 0.9- moles of water.

MOLALITY (m) is defined as the number of moles of SOLUTE dissolved in 1000- g of SOLVENT.

Here 1000- g of water = 1000/18= 55.55- moles of water.

So number of moles of urea present in (1000- g ) 55.55- moles of water= 0.1/0.9 x 55.55 = 6.1728- m

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