How would you determine the molality of a solution that is 45.0% (m/m) NaNO3(aq), and has a density of 1.37 g/mL? I'm a bit confused. An explanation with work provided would be super helpful, thank you.
m/m percentage means mass of solute(in g) present per 100 g of mixture.
45% m/m NaNO3 means 45 g NaNO3 is present in 100 g mixture or solution.
So, 1000 g solution will contain 450 g NaNO3 .
Molar mass of NaNO3 = 85 g/mol.
We known, no of moles = (given mass/molar mass)
So, 450 g NaNO3 = (450/85)= 5.3 mole NaNO3 .
And mass of solvent = (450-85)g = 365 g
Molality is the moles of solute present per kg (1000g ) of solvent.
Here, 365 g solution contains 5.3 moles NaNO3 .
So, 1000 g solution will contain (5.3/365)×1000 = 14.5 moles
So, molality of the solution is 14.5 m.
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