Q13.68

Question

How would you prepare the following aqueous solutions? 

(a)  3.10×102g of 0.125 m ethylene glycol (C2H6O2 ) from ethylene glycol and water. 

(b) 1.20 kg of 2.20 mass %  HNO3 from 52.0 mass %  HNO3.

Step-by-Step Solution

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Answer
  1. The mass of water required to prepare the given solution is 39.9 kg.
  2. Consider 50.7g of 52.0 % (mass) solution and it should be diluted to 1.20 kg solution.
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 of soluteMass of the Solvent(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


Density can be defined as the ratio of the mass of the matter to the volume of the matter.


Density=MassVolume

2Step 2:Subpart (a)

Mass of Ethylene glycol,  C2H6O2=3.10×102g

Molar Mass of Ethylene glycol,  C2H6O2 =67g/mol


NumberofMoles=MassMolarMass=3.10×102g62.07g/mol=4.99mol

Number of moles of Ethylene glycol, C2H6O2=4.99mol

Molality=Number of MolesMass of the Solvent(inkg)0.125m=4.99molMass of the Solvent(inKg)Mass of the Solvent=39.9kg

Therefore, the mass of the solvent is 39.9 kg.


3Step 3: Subpart (b)

The final concentration of  HNO3 is 2.20% (mass).

The final mass of the solution is 1.20 kg

The initial concentration of HNO3 is 52.0%(mass)

The mass of solution taken can be calculated by using the formula:

 C1×M1=C2×M2--------- (1)

Where, C1  is the initial concentration, M1  is the initial mass, C2  is the final concentration, M2  is the final mass of solution.

Substitute the given values in (1)

 C1×M1=C2×M252.0%×M1=2.20%×1.20kgM1=2.20%×1.20kg52.0%=0.0507kg=50.7g

Hence, consider 50.7g of 52.0 % (mass) solution and it should be diluted to 1.20 kg solution.