Asked by Kelsey
How do I prepare 500 ml of a .100 mol/L solution of copper sulphate.
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Answered by
bobpursley
get the molmass of the copper sulfate you are using, I suspect it is not copperIIsulfate (anhydrous), but is copperII sulfate pentahydrate.
At any rate, find the mol mass.
Mass needed: molmass*molarity*volumeinliters.
So take that mass (in grams), add water to make up .5liters, stir, label, and store correctly.
Wash equipment, and your hands.
At any rate, find the mol mass.
Mass needed: molmass*molarity*volumeinliters.
So take that mass (in grams), add water to make up .5liters, stir, label, and store correctly.
Wash equipment, and your hands.
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