Question #168274

What is the mole fraction of HCl in an aqueous solution that contains 44.2g HCl and 88.6g H20?


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2021-03-03T01:57:47-0500

Moles of HCL xHCL=x_{HCL}=Mass of HCLMolar Mass=44.236.5=1.21\dfrac{\text{Mass of HCL}}{\text{Molar Mass}}=\dfrac{44.2}{36.5}=1.21



Moles of H2O xH2O=Mass of H2OMolar mass=88.618=4.92H_2O \text{ }x_{H_2O}=\dfrac{\text{Mass of } H_2O}{\text{Molar mass}}=\dfrac{88.6}{18}=4.92



Mole fraction of HCL =xHCLxHCL+xH2O=1.211.21+4.92=1.216.132=0.1973=\dfrac{x_{HCL}}{x_{HCL}+x_{H_2O}}=\dfrac{1.21}{1.21+4.92}=\dfrac{1.21}{6.132}=0.1973


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