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Chem 150 Worksheet on Solution Concentrations
Use significant figures.
Recall: solute = component of the mixture you are interested in (other than the solvent)
solvent = the major substance in the mixture solution = the entire mixture
mass of solute 1g of solute
mass percent (% m/m) = 100% mass fraction (ppm) =
mass of solution 6
10 g of solution
(ppb=109; ppt=1012)
volumeof solute moles of solute
volume percent (% v/v) = 100% Molality (m) =
volumeof solution kg of solvent
mass of solute(g) moles of solute
mass-volume percent (% m/v) = Molarity (M) =
mL solution L of solution
1. If you have a 5.0% (m/m) solution of 3. Whole milk (homogenized) contains 3.6%
NaHCO3, how much solute is in 100. grams (m/m) butterfat. How many grams of fat is
of solution? in a cold glass of milk (8.00 fluid oz.)? The
density of whole milk at 4ºC is 1.033 g/mL and 1 mL
= 0.034 fl. oz.
2. A typical intravenous solution used at the 4. If you make a solution by using 45 g sucrose
hospital consists of 5.0% (m/v) dextrose and add enough water to make 250. mL of
(also called glucose). How many grams of solution, what is the % (m/v) of this solution?
dextrose is in 500. mL?
b. What is the molarity of this solution?
Sucrose is C12H22O11.
5. a. A bottle of cold medicine contains 7. To make tea, you dissolve 10.0 g of sugar
25%(v/v) ethyl alcohol (ethanol) in water. In (about 1 heaping spoonful) in a cup of water
125 mL of medicine, how much ethyl alcohol is (250.g). What are the mole fraction, molality,
there (in mL)? and mass % of sugar (C12H22O11) in this cup of
tea?
b. Ethyl alcohol is C2H6O and has a density of
0.789 g/mL. What is the molarity of the
solution in Part A? 8. Silver ion is found with an average
concentration of 28 ppb in U.S. water supplies.
(Assume the density of water is 1.0 g/cm3)
a) What is the molarity of the silver ion?
6) If the Dead Sea contains 4600 ppm bromide
ion, what is the molality of the ion? b) If you wanted 1.0 x 102 g of silver and could
recover it chemically from water supplies, how
many liters of water would you have to treat?
Answers: 1) 5.0 g NaHCO3; 2) 25g dextrose; 3) 8.7g fat (yuck!); 4) a.
18%, b. 1.0M; 5) a. 31mL, b. 4.2M or 4.3M; 6) 0.058m; 7) 0.00210
mole fraction of sugar; 0.117m; 3.85% sugar; 8) a. 2.6x10-7M; b.
3.6x106L
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