Question #166018

Calculate the mole fraction of each component of a solution containing 65g of ethanol (C2H6O) in 350g water.


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Expert's answer
2021-02-24T03:37:50-0500

Moler mass of Ethanol (C2H6OC_2H_6O )=46 g/mol

so moles of ethanol=\dfrac{}{} 6546\dfrac{65}{46} =1.41 moles


Now moles of water = 35018\dfrac{350}{18} =19.45 moles


Total moles = 1.41+19.45=20.86 moles


Mole fraction of ethanol= moles of ethnol/total moles

\Rightarrow 1.4120.86\dfrac{1.41}{20.86} =0.067


Mole fraction of water=moles of water/total moles

\Rightarrow 19.4520.86\dfrac{19.45}{20.86} =0.932


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