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  • 28-04-2016
  • Chemistry
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true or false 6125 mL of a 0.032 M solution are required to obtain 1 mol of the solute.

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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 29-04-2016

To determine the number of moles in a solution with a known volume (in liters) and concentration (in molarity) you have to multiply the volume by the concentration.  6.125Lx0.032M=0.196mol therefore the answer is false.

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