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Dec25-10, 01:27 PM   #1
 

Homogeneous solution


1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data
homogeneous solution of 235-U and water, contains 10g of 235-U/L of solution, what is the atom density of 235-U and the molecular density of water


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3. The attempt at a solution
first converting 10g/L to 0.01g/cm^3, density of water 1g/cm^3

N(235)/N(H2O)=density of U*M(H2O)/density of H2O*M(U)

N(235)/N(H2O)=7.66*10^-4

i stoped here can anyone giude me
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Dec26-10, 07:14 AM   #2
 
You have calculated the molecular density correctly now calculate the atom density taking into account number of atoms in each water molecule.
Dec26-10, 10:07 AM   #3
 
I calculate it I realize that water atoms density it higher that U235, \U=2.56E19.,/WATER=3.35E22
Dec26-10, 11:34 AM   #4
 

Homogeneous solution


Oh my bad - don't look at my previous post. The last answers you gave are totally correct.
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