Calculate the mole fraction of 5.65g Calcium Chloride with molar mass of 111g/mole placed in 15.5g of H2O with molar mass of 18.0g/mole. Equation please
n(CaCl2) = 5.65 / 111 = 0.51 mol
n(H2O) = 15.5 / 18 = 0.86 mol
ω=n(CaCl2)n(CaCl2)+n(H2O)=0.510.86+0.51=0.372\omega=\dfrac{n(CaCl_2)}{n(CaCl_2)+n(H_2O)} = \dfrac{0.51}{0.86+0.51} = 0.372ω=n(CaCl2)+n(H2O)n(CaCl2)=0.86+0.510.51=0.372
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