A certain amount of benzene C&H (D= 0.985 g/mL) was dissolved in 0.500 kg CCI4 to produce a solution (D = 2.34 g/mL)containing 37.0 mole % of the solvent. Calculate: %3D volume in mL of solute used to prepare the solution Molarity a. b. С. ppm

A certain amount of benzene C&H (D= 0.985 g/mL) was dissolved in 0.500 kg CCI4 to produce a solution (D = 2.34 g/mL)containing 37.0 mole % of the solvent. Calculate: %3D volume in mL of solute used to prepare the solution Molarity a. b. С. ppm

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A certain amount of benzene C&H (D= 0.985 g/mL) was dissolved in 0.500 kg
CCIA to produce a solution (D = 2.34 g/mL)containing 37.0 mole % of the
solvent. Calculate:
a.
b.
volume in mL of solute used to prepare the solution
Molarity
C.
ppm
3.

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