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Mass of solute equation help needed?
What mass of solute is required to make 500mL of a 1.60M solution of KCl(MM=74.6)?
a. 1.60g
b.59.7g
c.74.6g
d.119g
e.239g
Elaborate please??? Im realllyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy confused
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
here the solute refers to KCl, so we have to get the mass of KCl. we are given with volume and concentration of solution, from which we can easily calculate the moles.
concentration of solution is given by the number of moles of solute per litre, C= moles/volume.
now moles=Concentration*volume
change ml to L.
then sub in the values and you get moles =0.8
now multiply moles and molar mass to get the mass of solute
its approx 59.68
the answer is B=59.7
- Anonymous5 years ago
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Use the standard equation. ΔT = Kf · m · i You look up the K for benzene and the freezing point of benzene. i will be one for the alcohol. So you know all the numbers but m. Solve for m. m = 5g/molwt/0.1kg solve for molwt.