Homework Answers
Moles of methanol = mass / molar mass
= 73 / 32
= 2.28
Moles of water = 97 / 18
= 5.39
Mole fraction = moles of water / total moles
= 5.39 / (5.39 + 2.28)
= 0.703
Or 0.70
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