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Standard XII
Chemistry
Ideal Gas Equation
The mole frac...
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The mole fraction of a solute in a solution of n-heptane is
0.25
. The molality of the solution will be:
[Report the answer upto two decimal place]
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Solution
mole fraction of solute,
x
A
=
0.25
mole fraction of solvant,
x
B
=
0.75
molar mass of
C
7
H
16
=
100
g/mol
Molality
=
x
A
×
1000
x
B
×
100
=
0.25
×
1000
0.75
×
100
=
3.33
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