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Question: How much of each compound is needed to make 0.5 g of 80%/20% (mole %) mixture of cinnamic acid and urea acid?

 

So far, I have the molar mass of individual compound:

cinnamic acid =148.16 g

urea = 60.062 g

 

i tried to do 80% of 0.5 g which gave 0.4 g of cinnamic acid, but i am sure that is wrong because the % is not mass/weight % but rather MOLE%, which i do not know how to do.

 

please help?

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I think I know what you mean :P.

For every amount of the mixture, we have the ratio given/required.

Let's handle one mole first,

Mole of cinnamic acid :mole of urea acid=4:1

so, in a mixture of 1 mole of urea acid,

the mass=(148.16 x 4 g+60.062 g )=653g

When 0.5g is divided by it,

we get the no. of mole of urea required.

Then you can finish it yourself/

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