A chemist wants to make {eq}500.0\ mL {/eq} of {eq}\rm 0.215\ M\ NaCl {/eq}. What mass of {eq}\rm NaCl {/eq} is needed?
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A chemist wants to make {eq}500.0\ mL {/eq} of {eq}\rm 0.215\ M\ NaCl {/eq}. What mass of {eq}\rm NaCl {/eq} is needed?
Molarity
The term molarity refers to the concentration of the solution. It expresses the moles of solute in a solution of volume 1L. Its SI unit is mol/L. Formula for molarity is given below-
{eq}C = \dfrac{{{W_{\rm{B}}}}}{{{M_{\rm{B}}} \times V({\rm{litres)}}}} {/eq}
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- The molarity of solution (solute) is {eq}0.215\;{\rm{M}} {/eq}
- The volume of solution is {eq}500.0\;{\rm{mL}} {/eq}.
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