Calculate the molarity of a substance. A) 5 moles of HCI in two liters. B) 2 moles of NaOH in one...
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Calculate the molarity of a substance.
A) {eq}5 {/eq} moles of {eq}\mathrm{HCI} {/eq} in two liters.
B) {eq}2 {/eq} moles of {eq}\mathrm{NaOH} {/eq} in one liter.
C) {eq}0.5 {/eq} moles of {eq}\mathrm{HCI} {/eq} in one liter.
D) {eq}36 {/eq} grams of {eq}\mathrm{HCI} {/eq} in one liter.
Different Molarity Concentration:
If the value of the number of moles {eq}n {/eq} of the solute and volume of the solution {eq}V {/eq} is given, then we'll use the direct formula shown below for the molarity concentration of the solution.
- {eq}\displaystyle \textrm{Molarity}=\frac{n}{V} {/eq}
If the mass {eq}m {/eq} of the substance is given, then we'll use the formula shown below:
{eq}\displaystyle \textrm{Molarity}=\frac{m}{VM} {/eq}, where,
- {eq}M {/eq} is the molar mass of the substance.
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We are given the following data:
- The value of the number of the moles of the given solute is {eq}n= 5\ moles {/eq}.
- The value of the volume of...
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