A solution consists of 39.2 g of ethanol (CH3CH2OH), 139.8 g water, and has a volume of 185 mL. Calculate the weight percent of CH3CH2OH, the molality of CH3CH2OH, the mole fraction of CH3CH2OH, and the molarity of CH3CH2OH in the solution. weight percent = % molality = m mole fraction molarity = M =

A solution consists of 39.2 g of ethanol (CH3CH2OH), 139.8 g water, and has a volume of 185 mL. Calculate the weight percent of CH3CH2OH, the molality of CH3CH2OH, the mole fraction of CH3CH2OH, and the molarity of CH3CH2OH in the solution. weight percent = % molality = m mole fraction molarity = M =

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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