Answer to Question #97844 in Chemistry for Isabella Burry

Question #97844

A 10% (NH4)2SO4 standard is needed. How much solute would be needed to make 50mL?

Expert's answer

Msub= V*p*c= 50*1*0.1= 5 g

Where Msub- mass of (NH4)2SO4 , V - volume of solution, c - mass concentration of (NH4)2SO4

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