Answer to Question #139304 in General Chemistry for matt

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Question #139304

calculate the number of millimeters of a 3.00m glucose solution needed to prepare 250.0ml of 0.575m glucose solution

Expert's answer

0.575M = 250ml

3.00M = ?

Therefore : ((250)(3))/0.575

= 750/0.575

= 1304ml

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