Answer to Question #224402 in General Chemistry for Queen

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Question #224402

What is the concentration of 927 mL of a dilute solution, made using 61 mL of a 5.8 M concentrated solution?

Expert's answer

Moles of concentrated solution"=\\frac{61\u00d75.8}{1000}=0.3538moles"

Molarity "=\\frac{0.3538}{0.927}=0.382M"

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