2. A typical cup of tea (150.0 mL) is prepared. One teaspoon of glucose (C6H12O6; m.w. = 180.156 g mol-¹) is added (approximately 4.0 g of sugar). The resulting volume of solution is 152.6 mL, your standard cup of tea. Treating the sugar as the solute and the tea as water, the solvent. Calculate the following concentrations: a) M b) m c) % by mass d) mol fraction

2. A typical cup of tea (150.0 mL) is prepared. One teaspoon of glucose (C6H12O6; m.w. = 180.156 g mol-¹) is added (approximately 4.0 g of sugar). The resulting volume of solution is 152.6 mL, your standard cup of tea. Treating the sugar as the solute and the tea as water, the solvent. Calculate the following concentrations: a) M b) m c) % by mass d) mol fraction

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2. A typical cup of tea (150.0 mL) is prepared. One teaspoon of glucose (C6H12O6; m.w. = 180.156 g mol-¹) is added
(approximately 4.0 g of sugar). The resulting volume of solution is 152.6 mL, your standard cup of tea. Treating the sugar
as the solute and the tea as water, the solvent. Calculate the following concentrations:
a) M
b) m
c) % by mass
d) mol fraction

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