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Match the elements given in List - I with their correct option given in List - II.

List-IList - IIP.4.5 m solution of CaCO3 of density 1.45 g/mL1.mole fraction of solute is 0.2Q.3 M 100 mL HCl mixed with 1 M 300 mL solution of HCl2.Molarity = 1.5 MR.14.5 m solution of Ca2+3.Molarity = 4.5 MS.5 m NaOH solution4.16.66 % w/w of NaOH in the solution

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P4,Q2,R3,S1
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P2,Q3,R1,S4
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P2,Q1,R3,S4
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D
P3,Q2,R1,S4
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Solution

The correct option is D P3,Q2,R1,S4
(P)
4.5 m solution means 4.5 mol of CaCO3 is present in 1000 g of the solvent.
So, mass of the solute
= given moles× molar mass
= 4.5× 100 = 450 g
Total mass of the solution
= 450 g + 1000 g = 1450 g

Now, density = mass of the solutionvolume of the solution

Volume of the solution
= 14501.45= 1000 mL

Molarity = moles of the solutevolume of the solution in L
= 4.51 = 4.5 M

(Q)
We know, M1V1+M2V2=M3V3
where, M1 and V1 =3 M and 100 mL HCl
& M2 and V2 = 1 M and 300 mL HCl

Total volume after mixing , V3 = 400 mL
So, M = 3×100+1×300400
=1.5 M of HCl

(R)
14.5 m solution of Ca2+ solution means 14.5 moles are present in 1 kg of the solvent (Water).
moles of solvent = 100018 = 55.56
mole fraction of Ca2+
=14.514.5+55.56 = 0.2

(S)
Molar mass of NaOH = 40 g/mol

% w/w = mass of NaOHtotal mass of solution×100

=40×55×40+1000×100 = 16.66%

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