Question

1. Most fruit juices are a solution of water, sugar, and fruit-specific chemicals. In this solution, identify the solvent and solutes.

Answer 1

@aaronq @AravindG

Answer 2

Is the solution you're referring to the water, sugar and fruit-specific chemicals?

Answer 3

I think so. Thats all the question said

Answer 4

Okay, well solvents are the the things that do the dissolving. Solutes is what is being dissolved.

Answer 5

So the water will be a solvent and the sugar will be a solute.

Answer 6

okay thanks

Answer 7

Discuss the difference between molarity and molality, state the units of each, state the symbol for each, and give an example of how each can be used when you are determining the concentration of a solution

Answer 8

could you help with that this to?

Answer 9

with the fruit-specific chemicals I'm not too sure about...If I had to make a guess I would say that it is a solute because solutes can also be defined by being the substance in a solution present in the least amount. And I am assuming that there is more water than there is fruit-specific chemicals.

Answer 10

Yeah I can.

Answer 11

Molarity is moles of solute over by liters of solution. Molality is moles of solute over Kg of solvent

Answer 12

okay

Answer 13

Molarity is based upon the volume of the solution, while Molality is based upon the mass of the solvent, not solution.

Answer 14

The symbol given for molarity is M, or just moles/liter

Answer 15

Molality has the symbol, m.

Answer 16

thank you soo much

Answer 17

You're welcome. If you need anything else you can just message me. or if you need any clarification of what I said.