Answer to Question #119645 in General Chemistry for Justin

General Chemistry

Question #119645

Calculate the volume of water needed to make a 0.0150 M solution using 25.0 g of FeCl3?

Expert's answer

V(H₂O)=m(FeCl3)/(C*Mr(FeCl3))=25/(0.015*162)=10.29 L;

Answer: 10.29L of water is needed to make a 0.0150 M solution using 25.0 g of FeCl3

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