A solution ( d = 1.159 g / mL ) is 62.0% glycerol, HOCH 2 CH ( OH ) CH 2 OH , and 38.0% H 2 O , by mass Determine (a) the molarity of glycerol with H 2 O as the solvent, (b) the molarity of H 2 O with glycerol as the solvent (C) the molality of H 2 O in glycerol; (d) the mole fraction of glycerol, (e) the mole percent of H 2 O .
A solution ( d = 1.159 g / mL ) is 62.0% glycerol, HOCH 2 CH ( OH ) CH 2 OH , and 38.0% H 2 O , by mass Determine (a) the molarity of glycerol with H 2 O as the solvent, (b) the molarity of H 2 O with glycerol as the solvent (C) the molality of H 2 O in glycerol; (d) the mole fraction of glycerol, (e) the mole percent of H 2 O .
Solution Summary: The author explains how the molarity of glycerol is calculated from mass and volume.
A solution
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d
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is 62.0% glycerol,
HOCH
2
CH
(
OH
)
CH
2
OH
, and 38.0%
H
2
O
, by mass Determine (a) the molarity of glycerol with
H
2
O
as the solvent, (b) the molarity of
H
2
O
with glycerol as the solvent (C) the molality of
H
2
O
in glycerol; (d) the mole fraction of glycerol, (e) the mole percent of
H
2
O
.
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What would be the best choices for the missing reagents 1 and 3 in this synthesis?
1. PPh3
3
2. n-BuLi
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