Asked by walter
                How many milliliters of water must be added to 153.2 mL of 2.73 M KOH to give a 1.68 M solution?
            
            
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                    Answered by
            bobpursley
            
    Lets see: you want to dilute it by 2.73/1.68 or 1.625 times.
Which means, you need one part KOH, and .625 parts diluting water.
So what is one part? Easy: 153.2 is one part, and then water of 153.2*.625 ml water. Stir, label, and store properly.
    
Which means, you need one part KOH, and .625 parts diluting water.
So what is one part? Easy: 153.2 is one part, and then water of 153.2*.625 ml water. Stir, label, and store properly.
                    Answered by
            walter
            
    using M1*V1=M2*V2
why does this not work?
    
why does this not work?
                    Answered by
            DrBob222
            
    It does and the answer is the same either way. However, I'm curious, if you knew the answer why did you ask? Or why not show your work and ask if that's the right way? 
    
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