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The molecular weight of a polymer is MP= 1.00x105 g/mol. Assume 100g of the polymer are dissoved in one liter of water at T=298K. Calculate the mole fraction χP of the polymer. Assume at T=298K water is 55.6M.

Part A. Assume the interaction parameter w=5.00. Assume also that the molar volumes of the solvent and the polymer are related by VP¯=NVS¯ .where N is the number of monomers in the polymer. Calculate the activity coefficient of the solvent γS predicted by Flory-Huggins theory.

γS = ???

Part B Calculate the vapor pressure of water over this polymer solution at T=298K where the vapor pressure of pure water is 2536Pa. Assume the vapor behaves ideally. Give your answer in SI units.

P = ???

Part C. What would the vapor pressure be if you trrated this solution as though it were a regular solution? Assume T=298K and give your answer in Si units.

P = ???

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