1. An aqueous solution with 15 g sulfuric acid is dissolved to make 0.2F solution. The specific gravity of the solute is 1.84 and the SG of the solvent is 1.Detemine the following: a. solute b. solvent C. molar mass of the solute d. the mole of the solute e. density of the solute f. volume of the solute j. mass of the solvent k. mass of the solution I. mass of the solvent percent by volume percent by mass-volume molality m. n. O.

1. An aqueous solution with 15 g sulfuric acid is dissolved to make 0.2F solution. The specific gravity of the solute is 1.84 and the SG of the solvent is 1.Detemine the following: a. solute b. solvent C. molar mass of the solute d. the mole of the solute e. density of the solute f. volume of the solute j. mass of the solvent k. mass of the solution I. mass of the solvent percent by volume percent by mass-volume molality m. n. O.

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

5th Edition

ISBN:9781285199047

Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter3: Chemical Reactions

Section3.10: Solution Concentration: Molarity

Problem 3.25CE

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