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Hoochie [10]3 years ago

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Answer: 14g CH3OH X

1molCH3OH

32.0g = 0.44 mol CH3OH

100.0g H2O X 1Kg

103g = 0.1000 Kg H2O

m =

0.44mol CH3OH

0.1000Kg H2O = 4.4 m

Explanation: I THINK THAT IS THE ANSWER

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