Molarity Equations

[Akash J 1J]

Since we have the equation of MV = MV, will we need to also know/use the other equations derived from M=n/v such as n/v = n/v or n/M = n/M?

[DanielHong2L]

I would assume it'd be helpful to know the different equations but if you can derive the different equations from the MV(i) = MV (f) I don't see a particular need to memorize them directly

[Benjamin Chen 1H]

I think you don't need to really memorize those equations (ie. n/V=n/V, or n/M=n/M), but just understand n = n and n = MV and apply or manipulate accordingly.

[Sid Panda 3A]

Since we have the equation of MV = MV, will we need to also know/use the other equations derived from M=n/v such as n/v = n/v or n/M = n/M?

I'm not sure if we will use all these derivations, but I would suggest remembering M = n/V. All of the derivations come from this equation, including MV (initial) = MV (final). Hope this helps.