ElectrolyConcentr XChapterPartial Phenrys la xMy Q'index.htmlSodium hydroxide is a white, crystalline basic salt that readily dissociates in water to produce a strongbaseNaOH(s) –- Na* (aq) + OH (aq)According to the CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, sodium hydroxide (NaOH; m.m. = 39.997g mol-1; d = 2.13 g cm 3) has an aqueous solubility of 100.0g/100g at 20 °C. Below is a table ofaqueous sodium hydroxide densities (in kg L-1) at varying concentrations (wt%) and temperatures(from handymath).Conc. (wt%)0 °C10 °C20 °C40 °C60 °C80 °C100 °C1.01241.0107• 1.00951.00330.99410.98240.969321.02441.02201.02071.01391.00450.99290.97974.1.04821.04441.04281.03521.02541.01391.000981.09431.08891.08691.07801.06761.05601.0432121.13991.13331.13091.12101.11011.09831.0855161.18491.17761.17511.16451.15311.14081.1277201.22961.22181.21911.20791.19601.18331.1700241.27411.26581.26291.25121.23881.22591.2124281.31821.30941.30641.29421.28141.26821.2546321.36141.35201.34901.33621.32321.30971.2960361.40301.39331.39001.37681.36341.34981.3360401.44351.43341.43001.41641.40271.38891.3750441.48251.47201.46851.45451.44051.42661.4127481.52101.51021.50651.49221.47811.46411.4503501.54001.52901.52531.51091.49671.48271.4690Determine the following values for a saturated aqueous NaOH solution at 20 °C to the indicatedSW60°F(99 ElectrolyConcentrChapterPartial PrG henrys la/index.html501.54001.52901.52531.51091.49671.48271.4690Determine the following values for a saturated aqueous NaOH solution at 20 °C to the indicatednumber of decimal places (i.e. "d.p."). Enter the appropriate answers into Canvas.Note: Avoid aggressive rounding. Some of the numbers you calculate early will be used later. Multi-step calculations only get rounded at the very end.Question NameUnit d.p.Value1msolugmsolvg3msolng4mass fractionunitless2mass %dsolng mL-163Vsoln38g/100gg/100g9.mass concentrationgL-1210molaritymol L-111molalitymol kg-112mole fractionunitless213mole %14m/v%unitless15ppm (by mass)ppm16ppm (by volume)ppmSW60°F99+%23

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