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A solution is prepared by mixing 25 mL pentane (C5H12, d = 0.63 g/cm3) with 45 mL hexane (C6H14, =0.66 g/cm3). Assuming that the volumes add on mixing, calculate the mass percent, mole fraction, molality, and molarity of the pentane.

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Mass percent of pentane= 34.65%

Mole fraction of pentane= 0.386

Molality of pentane =7.306 m

Molarity of pentane = 3.1 M

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To find the mass percent of pentane

Molality=molesofsolutemassofsolventinkilogramsGivendensityofpentane=0.63g/cm3Volumeofpentane=25mlgramsofpenane=0.63×25=15.75gramsSimilarlygramsofhexane=0.66×45=29.7gGramsofsolution=15.75+29.7=45.5gThereforemasspercentageofpentane=15.7545.5×100=34.65%

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To find the mole fraction of pentane

Molefractionofcomponent=nana+nbMolesofpentane=GivenweightMolarmass=15.7572.15=0.217Molesofhexane=86.18=0.344molMolefractionofpentane=0.2170.217+0.344

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To find the molality of pentane

Molality=molesofsolutemassofsolventinkilogramsMolesofpentane=0.217molWeightofhexaneinkg=29.71000Molality=0.2170.0297=7.306m

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To find the molarity of pentane

Molality=molesofsolutemassofsolventinkilogramsMolesofpentane=0.217molWeightofhexaneinkg=25+451000=0.07LMolality=0.2170.07=3.1m

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