G19

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emmaferry2D
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G19

Postby emmaferry2D » Wed Dec 02, 2020 10:52 am

Would someone be able to explain how to do G19 part b to me?
(b) A sample of 0.366 M HCl(aq)of volume 25.00 mL is drawn from a reagent bottle with a pipet. The sample is transferred to a flask of volume 125.00 mL and diluted to the mark with water. What is the molar concentration of the dilute hydrochloric acid solution?
i used the equation M(initial)V(initial)=M(final)V(final) to get (.366)(.025)=(x)(.025+.125) and got .0244M but this is incorrect and im not sure why

Sarah_Hoffman_2H
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Re: G19

Postby Sarah_Hoffman_2H » Wed Dec 02, 2020 10:58 am

The volume of the dilute solution should just be 125ml, not the initial volume plus 125ml

rita_debbaneh2G
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Re: G19

Postby rita_debbaneh2G » Sun Dec 06, 2020 10:21 pm

When they say the sample is transferred to a flask or container of X volume, your second volume for your calculation is only X. You don't need to add the original sample volume. So basically, don't add anything to the 125 ml. Hope this helps!

Bella Bursulaya 3G
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Re: G19

Postby Bella Bursulaya 3G » Sun Dec 06, 2020 10:25 pm

Your original concentration was 0.366 mol/L, meaning that if you took out 25 mL you would have 0.00915 moles. Then, 0.00915 moles/.125 L, because the total volume is 125 mL, not 125 + 25 mL, since the volume flask cannot exceed 125 mL, giving you a 0.0732 M. Hope this helps!


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