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cava s2d22 303 2.06 Molality and Percent by mass or volume

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A percentage is a part out of the whole, where the whole is [...].   A percentage is a part out of the whole, where the whole is 100.  
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Percent solutions are often called volume/[...] calculations.   Percent solutions are often called volume/volume calculations.  
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It's easy to calculate the volume/volume percent of a [...]/[...] solution because it's easy to measure the volume of [-s].   It's easy to calculate the volume/volume percent of a liquid/liquid solution because it's easy to measure the volume of liquids.  
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The concentration of a solution can also be given in terms of a mass/[...] percentage.   The concentration of a solution can also be given in terms of a mass/mass percentage.  
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[Mola-] with the symbol m (lower-case!), is a measure of the number of moles of a solute in 1 kilogram of solvent.   MolaLITY with the symbol m, is a measure of the number of moles of a solute in 1 kilogram of solvent.  
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Remember that moLARity is per [...] because molaR and [...] both end in R.   Remember that moLARity is per LITER because molaR and liteR both end in R.  
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Remember that moLaLity is not per [...] because molaL and [...] don't end in the same letter.   Remember that moLaLity is not per LITER because molaL and liteR don't end in the same letter.  
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Molarity and molality are ratios: They compare moles of solute to some measure of [...].   Molarity and molality are ratios: They compare moles of solute to some measure of solvent.  
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All percentages (mass/mass, volume/volume) are [...]: they compare a part to the whole.   All percentages (mass/mass, volume/volume) are fractions: they compare a part to the whole.  
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[Mola--ity] is rarely used, but [mola--ity] is very common.   MoLALity is rarely used, but MoLARity is very common.  
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A percentage is a part out of the [...], where the [...] is 100.   A percentage is a part out of the whole, where the whole is 100.  
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MolaLITY with the symbol m, is a measure of the number of moles of a solute in 1 [...] of solvent.   MolaLITY with the symbol m, is a measure of the number of moles of a solute in 1 kilogram of solvent.  
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MolaLITY with the symbol m, is a measure of the number of moles of a solute in 1 kilogram of [...].   MolaLITY with the symbol m, is a measure of the number of moles of a solute in 1 kilogram of solvent.  
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All percentages (mass/mass, volume/volume) are fractions: they compare a [...] to the [...].   All percentages (mass/mass, volume/volume) are fractions: they compare a part to the whole.  
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