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Question #111130

what is the molarity of 500 ml KMn04 solution containing 1.75 moles of KMn04?

Expert's answer

Equation for finding the molarity of a solution:

c =n/V
 n-amount of substance (mol)
V- Volume of solution (L)
c = 1,75mol/0,5L = 3,5 mol/L

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