4.1 mole of glucose and 5.4 mole of sodium chloride are dissolved in 35 mole of water. What is the mole fraction of water? Use three decimal places in your answer. (Molar masses glucose 180.0, sodium chloride 58.5 and water 18.0 all in g/mo

4.1 mole of glucose and 5.4 mole of sodium chloride are dissolved in 35 mole of water. What is the mole fraction of water? Use three decimal places in your answer. (Molar masses glucose 180.0, sodium chloride 58.5 and water 18.0 all in g/mo

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4.1 mole of glucose and 5.4 mole of sodium chloride are dissolved in 35 mole of water. What is the mole fraction of water? Use three decimal places in your answer.

(Molar masses glucose 180.0, sodium chloride 58.5 and water 18.0 all in g/mol)

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