A mixture combining 60 mL ethanol (C₂H₆O) with 75 mL water (H₂O) is prepared at 280 K. The partial molar volumes of ethanol (E) and water (W) when mixed in these proportions (right column below) and in pure form (left column below) are as follows:| | pure substance molar volume | partial molar volume ||---------------|-----------------------------|----------------------|| ethanol | 58.2 mL/mol | 55.3 mL/mol || water | 18.00 mL/mol | 17.7 mL/mol |Determine the volume of the ethanol-water mixture. [Hint: You will need to determine the moles of each component.][Input Box]

Volume of ethanol = 60 ml Volume of water =75 ml

A mixture combining 60 mL ethanol (C₂H6O) with 75 mL water (H₂O) is prepared at 280 K. The partial molar volumes of ethanol (E) and water (W) when mixed in these proportions (right column below) and in pure form (left column below) are ethanol water pure substance molar volume 58.2 mL/mol 18.00 mL/mol partial molar volume 55.3 mL/mol 17.7 mL/mol Determine the volume of the ethanol-water mixture. [Hint: You will need to determine the moles of each component.]

A mixture combining 60 mL ethanol (C₂H6O) with 75 mL water (H₂O) is prepared at 280 K. The partial molar volumes of ethanol (E) and water (W) when mixed in these proportions (right column below) and in pure form (left column below) are ethanol water pure substance molar volume 58.2 mL/mol 18.00 mL/mol partial molar volume 55.3 mL/mol 17.7 mL/mol Determine the volume of the ethanol-water mixture. [Hint: You will need to determine the moles of each component.]

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