mL x M = mL x M
(Note: the final volume will NOT be the number of mL that must be added.)
How many liters of water must be added to 4 liters of a 6 molar HNO3 solution to create a solution that is 2 molar?
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So will it be 0.004*6=2(mL)
0.024/2=mL
0.012mL ?
0.024/2=mL
0.012mL ?
You think 4 L = 0.004 mL? Think again, once to get the correct volume, then a second time after you have re-read my note.
Sorry i got confused so it is 4000 mL. So will the final volume be the L that is added?
No, the final volume will be the final volume. You STARTED with 4000 mL and the final volume is xxx; therefore, xxx - 4000 will be the mL that must be added.
Technically, that isn't exactly right because the volumes usually are not additive but I think the intent of this problem is to assume the volumes ARE additive.
Technically, that isn't exactly right because the volumes usually are not additive but I think the intent of this problem is to assume the volumes ARE additive.
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