I only need part 5, I have everything else. The first step in solving a problem of this type is to determine what variables are needed. Since the problem asks for molality, identify the equation for molality.kg solventmol solutionmol solutekgsolventO molsoluteLsolutionO mololute x kgsolventSHOW SOLUTIONINK ΤOΤΕXTv Part 2V Your answer is correct.Based on the equation for molality, it is known that the moles of the solute (NaCl) and kilograms of the solvent (H20) are needed. Use the density of the solution (1.070 g mL) to determine the mass of one liter of the solution.1070Use correct number of significant digits;Open Show WorkClick if you would like to Show Work for this question:SHOW SOLUTION v Part 3V Your answer is correct.The molality equation also requires the moles of solute. The molarity describes 3.000 moles of Nacl per 1 L of solution. Use the moles of Nacl to solve for the mass of Nacl.Note: use the molar mass of Nacl rounded to 4 significant figures.175.3Use correct number of significant digits;SHOW HINTSHOW SOLUTIONv Part 4Your answer is correct.Use the mass of the solution and the mass of Nacl to determine the mass of the water in the solution.894g waterUse correct number of significant digits;SHOW SOLUTION- Part 5x Your answer is incorrect. Try again.Using the answers from the previous parts, solve for the molality of the solution.351Use correct number of significant digits;

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Chapter13: The Chemistry Of Solutes And Solutions

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I only need part 5, I have everything else.

The first step in solving a problem of this type is to determine what variables are needed. Since the problem asks for molality, identify the equation for molality.
kg solvent
mol solution
mol solute
kgsolvent
O molsolute
Lsolution
O mololute x kgsolvent
SHOW SOLUTION
INK ΤOΤΕXT
v Part 2
V Your answer is correct.
Based on the equation for molality, it is known that the moles of the solute (NaCl) and kilograms of the solvent (H20) are needed. Use the density of the solution (1.070 g mL) to determine the mass of one liter of the solution.
1070
Use correct number of significant digits;
Open Show Work
Click if you would like to Show Work for this question:
SHOW SOLUTION

v Part 3
V Your answer is correct.
The molality equation also requires the moles of solute. The molarity describes 3.000 moles of Nacl per 1 L of solution. Use the moles of Nacl to solve for the mass of Nacl.
Note: use the molar mass of Nacl rounded to 4 significant figures.
175.3
Use correct number of significant digits;
SHOW HINT
SHOW SOLUTION
v Part 4
Your answer is correct.
Use the mass of the solution and the mass of Nacl to determine the mass of the water in the solution.
894
g water
Use correct number of significant digits;
SHOW SOLUTION
- Part 5
x Your answer is incorrect. Try again.
Using the answers from the previous parts, solve for the molality of the solution.
351
Use correct number of significant digits;

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