The density of 2m-aqueous `H_2O_2` solution is 1.068 gm/ml Which of the followin is/are correct concentrations of this solution , in different units ?

The molality of a H_(2)O_(2) solution of density 1.068 gm/ml is 2m. The only incorrect concentration of the same solution is :

An aqueous solution of glucose is labelled as 0.05 m . Which of the following options correctly represent the concentration of the solution is density of solution is 1.009 g/mL is :

An aqueous solution of glucose is labelled as 0.05 m . Which of the following options correctly respresent the concentration of the solution if density of solution is 1.009 g//mL is :

An aqueous solution of ammonia has molarity equal to 2 M. If density of the solution is 1.534 gm/ml, then identify the options in which correct concentration terms are mentioned.

An aqueous solution of ammonia has molarity equal to 2 M. if density of the solution is 1.534 gm/ml then identify the options in which correct concentration terms are mentioned.

The density of 2 molal aqueous solution of NaOH is 1.10 "gm L"^(-1) . Calculate the molarity of the solution.

Which of the following aqueous solutions is more concentrated [Assume the density of the solution as 1g/ml]