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What is the molality when 0.15 mol SO2 is dissolved in 100 ml water? Remember 1 ml of water = 1 gram of water)
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What is the molality when 0.15 mol SO2 is dissolved in 100 ml water? Remember 1 ml of water = 1 gram of water)

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100 ml of SO2 weights=( 1÷64)× 100 gm
=1.5625

So molality = Moles of substance/mass of solvent
=0.15÷1.562
=0.096

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