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Chapter12: Solutions

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>A 0.806M aqueous solution of sucrose (MW-342.3g/mol) has a
density of 1.104 g/mL
a) find the molal
m=moles solute
mass kg solvent
b) mole fraction surose
c) mass percent sucrose

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