To overcome this problem, we first assume the volume is purely additive. The density of the mixture can then be calculated by adding up the mass fraction of each component divided by the density of each:
1 / ρ mixture = (x NH3 / ρ NH3) + (x H2O / ρ H2O) ---> 1
<h2>Further Explanation
</h2><h3>Calculate the mass fraction of NH3:
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x NH3 = 15 g / (15 g + 250 g)
x NH3 = 0.0566
<h3>Therefore the water mass fraction is:
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x H2O = 1 - x NH3 = 1 - 0.0566
x H2O = 0.9434
<h3>Assuming that the density of water is 1 g / mL and replaces known values back to equation 1:
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1 / 0.974 g / mL = [0.0566 / (ρ NH3)] + [0.9434 / (1 g / mL)]
NH3 = 0.680 g / mL
<h3>Given the density of NH3, we can now calculate the volume of NH3:
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V NH3 = 15 g / 0.680 g / mL
V NH3 = 22.07 mL
<h3>The number of moles of NH3 are: (molar mass of NH3 is 17.03 g / mol)
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n NH3 = 15 g / 17.03 g / mol
n NH3 = 0.881 mol
<h3>Therefore the NH3 molarity in solution is:
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Molarity = 0.881 mol / [(22.07 mL + 250 mL) * (1L / 1000 mL)
M = 3.238 mol / L = 3.24 M
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Grade: High School
Subject: Chemistry
Keyword: Molarity, Mass, fraction