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how to calculate molar concentration of a 500 millimeter solution that contains 20 gram of CaBr2 ?
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plz ans ma question i am in a big trouble with chemistry
13 years ago
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first convert the volume into Liter by dividing it by 1000.
convert 20 grams of CaBr2 by its molar mass into moles.
(20 grams CaBr2)(1mol of CaBr2/199.89 g) = 0.100 mole CaBr2
Molarity is moles/ liters
= 0.100 moles/0.5L = 0.200M
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how we know that 1 mol of cabr2 is 199.89 ?
13 years ago

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