B. Determine the following: Pm, Pv, Pm/v, XA, m, and M if 107.125 grams NaOH is dissolved in 480 ml of water; if the density of NaOH is 2.13 g/mL and density of H20 is 1.00 g/mL. (Answers should be 2 decimal places) MASS DENSITY MOLAR MASS VOLUME MOLE |2.13 g/ml SOLUTE 107.125 50.30 mL grams NaOH SOLVENT 480 grams of water 480 mL of 1.00 g/mL. water SOLUTION 587.13 3.13 g/mL 530.3 mL solution

B. Determine the following: Pm, Pv, Pm/v, XA, m, and M if 107.125 grams NaOH is dissolved in 480 ml of water; if the density of NaOH is 2.13 g/mL and density of H20 is 1.00 g/mL. (Answers should be 2 decimal places) MASS DENSITY MOLAR MASS VOLUME MOLE |2.13 g/ml SOLUTE 107.125 50.30 mL grams NaOH SOLVENT 480 grams of water 480 mL of 1.00 g/mL. water SOLUTION 587.13 3.13 g/mL 530.3 mL solution

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