Answer to Question #117219 in General Chemistry for Brandon

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Question #117219

What mass of KBr is needed to make 63.9 ml of a 0.351 M KBr solution?

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Expert's answer

m(KBr)=C(KBr)*V*Mr(KBr)=0.351*0.0639*119=2,669 g

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