Question #150986
What are the mole fractions of solute and solvent in 1.00 m aqueous solution?
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2020-12-14T14:47:45-0500

Solution:1.0 m (Molal) solution implies that 1 mole of the solute is dissolved in 1000 g of the solvent (water):


1)

mole  fraction  of  solute=1  mole1  mole  +  1000g18(gmole)=156.5=0.0177mole\;fraction\;of\;solute= \dfrac{1\;mole}{1\;mole\;+\; \tfrac{1000g}{18( \tfrac{g}{mole} )} }= \dfrac{1}{56.5} =0.0177

2)

xsolute  +  xsolvent=1x_{solute}\;+\;x_{solvent}=1


xsolvent=10.0177  =0.9823x_{solvent}=1-0.0177\;=0.9823


Answer:Answer:


xsolute=0.0177x_{solute}=0.0177

xsolvent=  0.9823x_{solvent}=\;0.9823


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