Problem 11.33

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aless_wu
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Problem 11.33

Postby aless_wu » Wed Jul 26, 2017 9:19 pm

I can sort of see how the value 6.9 was calculated, but I'm having a little trouble understanding why the top values are something like 1.0x10^-4 instead of the given value 0.1 mmol. Is there a specific unit being used for this generally? Hope that made sense.

Ricky Z1D
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Re: Problem 11.33

Postby Ricky Z1D » Wed Jul 26, 2017 10:17 pm

As you have written out, the problem gave .1 mmol (millimoles). You want to convert moles to concentration which is moles/Liters. Liters is already in the correct units of .5 liters (rather than milliliter). So you have to convert .1 mmol to mols before calculating. So that is .1 mmol * 10-3 or 1 * 10-4 mols.


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