What Happens When you Mix Alcohol with Water Together?
H
ydrogen Bonding In Alcohols. ... However, Ethanol Has A Hydrogen Atom
Attached Directly To Oxygen - And That Oxygen Still Has Exactly The Same Two
Lone Pairs As In A Water Molecule. Hydrogen Bonding Can Occur Between
Ethanol Molecules, Although Not As Effectively As In Water.
Ethanol Interact With Water Molecules
Water Molecules And Sodium Chloride Ions Will Interact
The Partially Charged water Molecule Will Interact with the Fully Charged Sodium Chloride. These Are Intermolecular Forces. The OH Group, Also Called A Hydroxyl Group, Is A Functional Group Of The Ethanol Molecule.
If you Add 100ml Of Alcohol and 100ml of Water, The Resultant Mix Will be 192ml. It Is Because Of The Close Bonding Between Water And Ethanol Molecules.
Calculation:
If We Add 100ml of Alcohol and 100ml of Water- Alcohol=100ml
- Water=100ml
- Total=200ml
Now When Bonding Between Water And Ethanol Molecules It’s Have Only 96% Of Total ml That Mean Decreases 4% Of Total ml (Alcohol 100+Water 100 =200)
Calculation of Decreases 4% in Total (Alcohol 100+Water 100 =200)
= 200ml ÷ 100 × 4%
Decreases ml into Total (200ml) = 8ml
Ex- Calculation of Remainder 96% of Total ml
= 200ml ÷ 100 × 96
Total (Alcohol & Water) = 192ml
