Asked by Bubba
The molar mass of sucrose, or table sugar, is 342 grams. Calculate how many grams of sucrose are required to make 3.0 liters of 0.50M sucrose solution.
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Answered by
DrBob222
Two definitions to know:
(1)
Molarity = #mols/liter of solution.
(2)
# mols = grams/molar mass.
From #1, you know molarity and liters, calculate mols. From #2, plug in mols and molar mass to calculate grams.
(1)
Molarity = #mols/liter of solution.
(2)
# mols = grams/molar mass.
From #1, you know molarity and liters, calculate mols. From #2, plug in mols and molar mass to calculate grams.
Answered by
Anonymous
513 g
Answered by
jay
0.50
Answered by
MAS
513 g
Answered by
enna
513 g of sucrose powder to make 0.5 M for 3.0 Liters
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