Q13.64 P

Question

Calculate the molality of the following: 

(a) A solution containing 85.4 g of glycine ( NH2CH2COOH) dissolved in 1.270 kg of H2O

(b) A solution containing 8.59 g of glycerol (C3H8O3 ) in 77.0 g of ethanol  C2H5OH.

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  1. The molality of the solution containing 85.4g of glycine, NH2CH2COOH  in 1.270kg of  H2O solvent is 0.897m.
  2. The molality of the solution containing 85.4g of glycerol, C3H8O3  in 0.077kg of C2H5OH  solvent is 1.21m.
1Step 1: Concentration of the Solution

Solution can be formed from the dissolution of the solute in the solvent. The solute decides the nature of the solution.

 

Molality can be defined as the ratio of the mass of the solute to the mass of the solution present in kilogram measure.


Molality=Number of Moles ofsoluteMass of the Solution(inkilogram)


Number of moles can be defined as the ratio of the mass of the atom/molecule and molar mass of the atom/molecule.


Number of Moles=MassMolar Mass


2Step 2: Expression to calculate the Concentration
  1. Mass of  NH2CH2COOH=85.4g

Molar Mass of  NH2CH2COOH=75g/mole


NumberofMoles=MassMolarMass=85.4g75g/mol=1.14mol

Volume of Solvent H2O=1.270kg


Molality=NumberofMolessoluteVolumeoftheSolution(inLitre)=1.14mol1.270kg=0.897m


b) Mass of  C3H8O3=8.59g

Molar Mass of  C3H8O3=92g/mole


NumberofMoles=MassMolarMass=8.59g92g/mol=0.0934mol

Volume of Solvent  C2H5OH=77g=0.077kg

Molality=NumberofMolessoluteVolumeoftheSolution(inLitre)=0.0934mol0.077kg=1.21m