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I got NaOH, 7%, and its density is 1,08g/mol. Calculate the molar concentration.Asked by Martins
I got NaOH 7%, its density is 1,08g/ml.
Calculate the molar concentration
Calculate the molar concentration
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Answered by
DrBob222
7% means 7g NaOH in 100 g soln.
7g = how many mols? mols = g/molar mass
What is the volume? Calculate that from density. mass = volume x density.
Then M = mols/L
7g = how many mols? mols = g/molar mass
What is the volume? Calculate that from density. mass = volume x density.
Then M = mols/L
Answered by
Martins
so then you say i need to do this,
volume=mass/destiny ---> 7(g)/1,08(g/ml)=7(ml)-->0,007(L)
and mols are ---> 7(g)/40(g/mols)=0,175(mol)
and then
0,175(mol)/0,007(L)=25(mols/L)?
volume=mass/destiny ---> 7(g)/1,08(g/ml)=7(ml)-->0,007(L)
and mols are ---> 7(g)/40(g/mols)=0,175(mol)
and then
0,175(mol)/0,007(L)=25(mols/L)?
Answered by
DrBob222
Not quite.
You want mols/L for molarity. mols NaOH = 7g/molar mass NaOH = ?
Then the 100 g soln is the part that needs to be converted to L.
volume = mass/density = 100g/1.08 = 92.6 mL which is 0.0926 L.
Then M = mols NaOH/L soln.
You want mols/L for molarity. mols NaOH = 7g/molar mass NaOH = ?
Then the 100 g soln is the part that needs to be converted to L.
volume = mass/density = 100g/1.08 = 92.6 mL which is 0.0926 L.
Then M = mols NaOH/L soln.
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