Calculate the molar concentration of 20.0 grams of {eq}MgBr_2 {/eq} in 340.0 mL of solution.
Question:
Calculate the molar concentration of 20.0 grams of {eq}MgBr_2 {/eq} in 340.0 mL of solution.
Molar Concentration:
The molar concentration is another way of indicating the molarity of the solution. When expressing the molarity of a solution, we enclose the chemical formula of the solute in brackets. {eq}\rm [ ~ ]{/eq}. In addition, the unit of the solution concentration unit of molarity is in M or in moles per Liter. Where:
{eq}\rm Molarity~ (M) = \dfrac{moles~solute}{Liters~solution} {/eq}
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We need the molar mass of MgBr2 to arrive with the moles of solute dissolved. The molar mass is 184.1 grams per mole.
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