Question #198297

A beaker contains 11.30 M osimium (lll) fluoride in 0.0673 liters of solution. How many grams of osimium (lll) fluoride are dissolved in this solution?


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Expert's answer
2021-05-26T07:12:37-0400

It is given that:


Molarity (M) = 11.30 M

Volume (V) = 0.0673 liters

Now :


Molarity(M)=molesVolume(liters)Molarity(M)=\dfrac{moles}{Volume(liters)}


11.30=moles0.067311.30=\dfrac{moles}{0.0673}


So Moles of osimium(III) fluoride =11.30×0.0673=0.76moles=11.30\times0.0673=0.76moles

Now mass of osimium(III) fluoride =moles×molarmass=moles\times molar mass

=0.76×304.2=231.192gm=0.76\times304.2=231.192 gm


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