CHEM 112 Study Guide - Final Guide: Supersaturation, Molality, Mole Fraction
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Miscible and immiscible these terms are customarily appliedonly to solutions of liquids in liquids if two liquids dissolve in each other in all proportions they are said to be miscible. If twoliquidsare insoluble in each otherthey are said to be immiscible liquidsthatwill dissolve in eachother in appreciable but limited amounts are said to be partically miscible. Solute water finding how much water to add. 1 calculate moles that will be used fromgrams grams of y given x 1m mot y molarmass y. 2 calculate the mass of waterneeded from the molarity. X 1000g kg y g g finding how much of x compound to add. 1 calculate moles of x from the molarity mot x mot of given mo x k. 2 calculate the mass of x g x mot x x molarmassoft mo 1 x g x finding molarity. 1 calculate the moles of a mo l a g of a given xlmola_ molar massa not a.
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