Hello! We just had a lab where we took measurements of a water-ethanol mix with a...

Hello! We just had a lab where we took measurements of a water-ethanol mix with a densitometer and got volume of ethanol/(total volume of ethanol and water together) and I am stuck on how to convert that to mole fraction of ethanol? Thank you so much!

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