Question #89963
What volume of 0.250M Ca(NO3)2 is needed for a reaction that requires 12.5g of Ca(NO3)2?
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Expert's answer
2019-05-20T08:23:18-0400

Calculating number of moles of a given Ca(NO3)2:

n(Ca(NO3)2)=m(Ca(NO3)2)M(Ca(NO3)2)=12.5g(40+214+616)gmol=12.5g164gmol=0.07622moln(Ca(NO_3)_2) = \frac{m(Ca(NO_3)_2)}{M(Ca(NO_3)_2)}=\frac{12.5g}{(40 + 2\cdot 14 + 6\cdot 16)\frac{g}{mol}}=\frac{12.5g}{164\frac{g}{mol}}=0.07622mol

From equation for molar concentration c=nVc=\frac{n}{V} the volume of calcium nitrate solution can be found:

V(Ca(NO3)2)=n(Ca(NO3)2)c(Ca(NO3)2)=0.07622mol0.250molL=0.305L=305mLV(Ca(NO_3)_2)=\frac{n(Ca(NO_3)_2)}{c(Ca(NO_3)_2)}=\frac{0.07622mol}{0.250\frac{mol}{L}}=0.305L=305mL


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