105mL of pure water is saturated withNH3 gas producing a solutionofdensity 0.9 g/ mL . If this solution contains 30% of NH3 by weight , calculate its volume .
Let us suppose that the mass of NH3 = x g
Mass of pure water = 105 g (as density of pure water is 1g/ml, so 105 mL = 105 g)
Mass of solution = (105+x) g
Mass% of solute = [(Mass of NH3) / (mass of solution)] x 100
30/100 = x/(105+x)
x-0.3x=31.5
0.7x=31.5
x=45 g
Mass of solution = 105+45 = 145 g
Density = Mass/Volume
Volume = Mass/Density
Volume of solution = (145 g / 0.9 g/mL) = 161.11 mL