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what is mass of methanol is required to be dissolved in 8g of water to produce 2.00m solution?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Molarity (M) = w²/M² x (1000/V) where

M= Molarity = 0.2

w²= weight of solute= ?

M² = Mol.Wt of solute = 121

V= Vo.of solution in ml= 250.

So w²= M x M²/ 1000 x V

=0.25 x121 x 250/1000= 121/16

= 7.5625.

So if you dissolve 7.5625- g of CaCl2 in water, dissolve well and then add distilled in a 250- ml standard flask upto the mark and shake well for uniform Concentration, you will get 0.25- M CaCl2– solution.

Answered by piyushsahu624
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Answer:

Molarity (M) = w²/M² x (1000/V) where

M= Molarity = 0.2

w²= weight of solute= ?

M² = Mol.Wt of solute = 121

V= Vo.of solution in ml= 250.

So w²= M x M²/ 1000 x V

=0.25 x121 x 250/1000= 121/16

= 7.5625.

So if you dissolve 7.5625- g of CaCl2 in water, dissolve well and then add distilled in a 250- ml standard flask upto the mark and shake well for uniform Concentration, you will get 0.25- M CaCl2– solution.

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