Question #32215

find the molarity of a solution if 0.5g of sodium chloride is dissolved to make 50.0ml of solution

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find the molarity of a solution if 0.5g0.5g of sodium chloride is dissolved to make 50.0ml of solution

Solution:

One can calculate the quantity of moles of sodium chloride:


ν(NaCl)=m(NaCl)M(NaCl)=0.5g58.5g/mol=0.0086mol\nu (NaCl) = \frac{m(NaCl)}{M(NaCl)} = \frac{0.5g}{58.5g/mol} = 0.0086mol


Molarity is an amount of moles in one liter of solution:


CM(NaCl)=ν(NaCl)V(solution)=0.0086mol0.05L=0.172MC_M(NaCl) = \frac{\nu(NaCl)}{V(solution)} = \frac{0.0086mol}{0.05L} = 0.172M


Answer: CM=0.172MC_M = 0.172 \, M

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