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Question

Calculate the osmolarity of the following solutions and determine which is higher:5.00 (m/v)% Ca(OH)_{2} or 0.750 M Ca(OH)_{2}

Accepted Answer

5.00 (m/v)% Ca(OH)_{2} = 2.02 osmol/L Ca(OH)_{2}0.750 M Ca(OH)_{2} = 2.25 osmol/L Ca(OH)_{2}0.750 M Ca(OH)_{2} has greater osmolarity than 5.00 (m/v)% Ca(OH)_{2}.

Answer

5.00 (m/v)% Ca(OH)_{2} = 0.675 osmol/L Ca(OH)_{2}0.750 M Ca(OH)_{2} = 0.750 osmol/L Ca(OH)_{2}0.750 M Ca(OH)_{2} has greater osmolarity than 5.00 (m/v)% Ca(OH)_{2}.

Answer

5.00 (m/v)% Ca(OH)_{2} = 2.25 osmol/L Ca(OH)_{2}0.750 M Ca(OH)_{2} = 2.02 osmol/L Ca(OH)_{2}5.00 (m/v)% Ca(OH)_{2} has greater osmolarity than 0.750 M Ca(OH)_{2}.

Answer

5.00 (m/v)% Ca(OH)_{2} = 0.750 osmol/L Ca(OH)_{2}0.750 M Ca(OH)_{2} = 0.675 osmol/L Ca(OH)_{2}5.00 (m/v)% Ca(OH)_{2} has greater osmolarity than 0.750 M Ca(OH)_{2}.

Calculate the osmolarity of the following solutions and determine which is higher:5.00 (m/v)% Ca(OH)2 or 0.750 M Ca(OH)2

Calculate the osmolarity of the following solutions and determine which is higher:
5.00 (m/v)% Ca(OH)₂ or 0.750 M Ca(OH)₂