The mass of sodium acetate () required to prepare of aqueous solution is (in grams). (Molar mass of is )
JEE Chemistry 2024 Question with Solution
Answer
Correct answer:7.18
Step-by-step solution
Standard Method
Given: Molarity of solution is , volume is , and molar mass of sodium acetate is .
Find: The mass of sodium acetate required.
Use the molarity relation:
Convert volume into litres:
Now calculate the number of moles:
Use the mass relation:
Substituting the values:
Therefore, the mass of sodium acetate required is .
Detailed Computation
Given: , , and molar mass .
Find: Required mass of .
Molarity is defined as:
So,
Convert the given volume to litres:
Calculate moles of sodium acetate:
Now use the relation between mass, moles, and molar mass:
The solution also shows an approximate value of , but the worked calculation gives . Therefore, the numerical answer from the solution working is .
Common mistakes
Using directly as litres is incorrect because molarity requires volume in litres. Convert to before substitution.
Dividing by molar mass instead of multiplying after finding moles is wrong. Once moles are known, mass is obtained from .
Rounding too early can change the final numerical answer. First calculate the mass as , then round at the end.
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