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How many moles of NH3 are there in 250cm3 of a 30% solution, the specific gravity of which is 0.90?

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3.97 moles
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6.37 moles
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3.70 moles
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3.50 moles
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Solution

The correct option is B 6.37 moles
Given value of this solution
volume of water is = 250 ml
density of solution is = 0.9 g/mL
Since ammonia dissolved in water is 30% by weight, then using mass % formula, we can calculate the amount of ammonia in water.
mass % = mass of ammoniamass of solution×100
30 = mass of ammoniamass of ammonia+mass of water×100
At 4oC, density of water = 0.999 g/mL
since density = massvolume
0.999 = mass250
mass of water = 249.75 g
​now, let mass of ammonia be x.
30100=xx+249.75
30x +7492.5 = 100x
70x = 7492.5
x=107.03g
Thus, ammonia dissolved in 250mL water is 107.03 g

Moles of ammonia = mass of ammonia/molar mass
= 107.03g17gmol1
=6.3 moles
ans is B

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