Nikhil
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H2o2 ------ H20 + ½ O2
volume strength of hydrogen peroxide is defined as amount of oxygen that can be produced by 1 litre of it...
Acc. New sign conventions 1mole gas = 22.7 ltr at STP
So Molarity of first sample is 2M and that of 2nd is 4M
so moles of h2o2 in 1st sample is 0.4 and in 2nd it is 4*800/1000 =3.2
after mixing voluume of final soln is1 ltr and total moles =3.6 this is also molarity
so volume str = (3.6/2)*22.7 = 40.86 ltr (1.)
w/v% = weight of solute(h2o2)/volume of solution *100
=3.6*34(molarmass of h2o2)/1000 *100
=12.24% (3.)
molality = moles of solute/weight of solvent in kg
Now weight of soln = density *volume = 1.0224*1000 =1022.4 gm
weight of h202 = 3.6*34= 122.4 gm
so weight of solvent = 1022.4-122.4 =900gm
= 3.6/ 0.9 =4 (2.)