destroyer 101

[arpitpatel86]

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on chemistry question number 101 it says 25.20 grams of a non-volatile, non-dissociating solute was dissolved in 600 ml of h20............
on the explanation they but it as .8=moles of solute/kg solvent...........and then siad .8=moles of solute/0.600


so my question is....is there an error here and the 600 ml that i underlined should be 600 grams.....or does 600ml actually equal 0.6Kg?

 

[gentile1225]

no im pretty sure there is no typo, 100 ml=1 kg.

 

[smile101]

I believe 1000ml is 1kg, so 100 ml would be 100 g aka .1kg, which is the same as 600ml being .6kg

 

[vvvv]

I believe 1000ml is 1kg, so 100 ml would be 100 g aka .1kg, which is the same as 600ml being .6kg

right

 

[p0lkad0t]

that's only for h2o, right?
i always forget....