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In many states, a person is legally intoxicated if his or her blood has a concentration of0.10g (or more) of ethyl alcohol(C2H5OH) per deciliter. Express this "threshold concentration"in.data-custom-editor="chemistry" mol/L

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The threshold concentration inmol/L is.0.022mol/L

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 Step 1: Define mass concentration and molar concentration

Molar concentration is described as the total number of moles of solute dissolved in per liter of solution, i.e.,M=mol/L .

The molar concentration formula is given by:M=AmountinmolesVolumeofSolution .

The mass concentration of a solution is the amount of solute present in a given amount of solution. It is also the amount of solute that is dissolved in given mass of the solvent.

02

Derive the relation between mass concentration and molar concentration

Mass v/s molar concentration is given as:

Mass concentration :γ=mV .

Molar concentration:c=nV .

The number of moles of a solute is calculated by the formula,n=mM where Mis the molar mass.

Substitute in the molar concentration formula:c=mM×V .

Thus, the final relation between the two will be:c=γM .

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Calculate the threshold concentration in mol/L

The value of mass concentrationγ is.1g/L

The molar mass of ethyl alcohol is:M(C2H5OH)=46.08g/mol

Substitute these values in the relation derived in the previous step to findc:

c=146.08c=0.022mol/L

Thus, the threshold concentration inmol/L is.0.022mol/L

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