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at 35C the density of 100 proof vodka is 0.877 g*cm^-3. The partial molar volume of...

at 35C the density of 100 proof vodka is 0.877 g*cm^-3.

The partial molar volume of water in vodka is 18 cm^3/mol. What is the partial molar volume of the ethanol?

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