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To study a marine organism, a biologist prepares a 1.00-kg sample to simulate the ion concentrations in seawater. She mixes 26.5 g of NaCl, 2.40 g of MgCl2, 3.35 g of MgSO4, 1.20 g of CaCl2, 1.05 g of KCl, 0.315 g of NaHCO3, and 0.098 g of NaBr in distilled water.

(a) If the density of the solution is 1.025 g/cm3, what is the molarity of each ion?

(b) What is the total molarity of alkali metal ions?

(c) What is the total molarity of alkaline earth metal ions?

(d) What is the total molarity of anions?

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(a)the molarity of each ion is

InNaCl,Na+=0.465,Cl-=0.465In MgCl2,Mg2 +=2.58 x10- 2Cl-=5.16×10- 2InMgSO4,Mg2 +=2.85×10-2SO42-=2.85×10-2In CaCl2,,Ca2+=1.11×10- 2Cl-=2.22×10-2In KCl,K+=1.44×10-2Cl-=1.44×10-2In NaHCO3Na+=3.84×10-3HCO3-=3.84×10-3InNaBrNa+=9.76×10-4Br-=9.76×10-4

(b)the total molarity of alkali metal ions is0.484M

(c)the total molarity of alkaline earth metal ions is6.54x10-2M

(d)the total molarity of anions is0.587M

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the given values are:

26.5 g of NaCl

2.40 g of MgCl2

3.35 g of MgSO4

1.20 g of CaCl2

1.05 g of KCl

0.315 g of NaHCO3

0.098 g of NaBr

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Now do the calculation part, first, find out the volume and then molarity of the solution and we can easily find out the other values also as follows: 

(a)volumeofthesample=(1000gm)(1cm31.025gm)(1lit1000cm3)=0.976lit

Molarity can find out by dividing moles by volume:

For NaCl

molarityofNaCl=(26.5gmNaCl)(1NaCl58.44gmNaCl)0.976lit=0.465x1022mol/lit

The molarity of each ion is:

Na+ions=(0.465molNaCllit)x(1molNa+1molNaCl)=0.465MNa+Cl-ions=(0.465molNaCllit)x(1molCl-1molNaCl)=0.465MCl-

For MgCl2

molarityofMgCl2=(2.40gmMgCl2)(1molMgCl295.21gmMgCl2)0.976lit=2.58x10-2mol/lit

The molarity of each ion is:

Mg2+ions=(2.58x10-2molMgCl2lit)x(1molMg2+1molMgCl2)=2.58x10-2MMg2+Cl-ions=(2.58x10-2molMgCl2lit)x(2molCl-1molMgCl2)=5.16x10-2MCl-

The molarity of each ion is:

For MgSO4

molarityofMgSO4=(3.35gmMgSO4)(1molMgSO4120.38gmMgSO4)0.976lit=2.85x10-2mol/lit

The molarity of each ion is:

Mg2+ions=(2.85x10-2molMgSO4lit)x(1molMg2+1molMgSO4)=2.85x10-2MMg2+SO4-ions=(2.85x10-2molMgSO4lit)x(2molCl-1molMgSO4)=2.85x10-2MSO4-

For CaCl2

molarityofCaCl2=(1.20gmCaCl2)(1molCaCl2110.98gmCaCl2)0.976lit=1.11x10-2mol/lit

The molarity of each ion is:

Ca2+ions=(1.11x10-2molCaCl2lit)x(1molCa2+1molCaCl2)=1.11x10-2MCa2+Cl2-ions=(1.11x10-2molCaCl2lit)x(2molCl-1molCaCl2)=2.22x10-2MCl-

For KCl

molarityofKCl=(1.05gmKCl)(1molKCl74.55gmKCl)0.976lit=1.44x10-2mol/lit

The molarity of each ion is:

K+ions=(1.44x10-2molKCllit)x(1molK+1molKCl)=1.44x10-2MK+Cl-ions=(1.44x10-2molKCllit)x(1molCl-1molKCl)=1.44x10-2MCl-

For NaHCO3

molarityofNaHCO3=(0.315gmNaHCO3)(1molNaHCO384.01gmNaHCO3)0.976lit=3.84x10-3mol/lit

The molarity of each ion is:

Na+ions=(3.84x10-3molNaHCO3lit)x(1molNa+1molNaHCO3)=3.84x10-3MNa+HCO3-ions=(3.84x10-3molNaHCO3lit)x(1molHCO3-1molNaHCO3)=3.84x10-3MHCO3-

For NaBr

molarityofNaBr=(0.098gmNaBr)(1molNaBr102.89gmNaBr)0.976lit=9.76x10-4mol/lit

The molarity of each ion is:

Na+ions=(9.76x10-4molNaBrlit)x(1molNa+1molNaBr)=9.76x10-4MNa+Br-ions=(9.76x10-4molNaBrlit)x(1molBr-1molNaBr)=9.76x10-4MBr-


(b) the alkali metals in the given mixture are Na and K, therefore the total molarity of alkali metal ions is:

0.456M+1.44x10-2M+3.84x10-3M+9.76x10-4M=0.484M

(c) the alkali earth metals in the given mixture are Mg and Ca, therefore the total molarity of alkali metal ions is:

2.58x10-2M+2.85x10-2M+1.11x10-2M=6.54x10-2M

(d)the total molarity of anions in the mixture is:

0.456M+5.16x10-2M+2.85x10-2M+2.22x10-2+1.44x10-2M+3.84x10-3M+9.76x10-4M=0.587M

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