Posted by Janet on Sunday, January 13, 2013 at 5:49pm.
16.7 m means 16.7 mol NaOH/kg solvent.
16.7 mol NaOH = mols x molar mass = about 670 g but you need to this more accurately.
Thus 16.7 m contains about 670g NaOH/kg solvent. That is 670g/1000 g solvent.
The solution, then, must weigh 1000g + 670 g = 1670g.
mass% = (670/1670)*100 = ?
You don't need the density to calculate mass%.
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