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A: A student must make a five-fold dilution of a 2.15 M HCl solution. If the student wishes to make 75.0 mL of the diluted solution, what volume of the 2.15 M solution will he need to dilute?

B: What is the concentration of the diluted substance?
14 years ago

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Answered by DrBob222
Isn't a five fold dilution just making the solution more dilute by a factor of 5?
So 2.15M/5 = 0.43M
75 mL x 0.43M = mL x 2.15 M
Solve for mL of the 2.15M solution to use.
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