You have 57.0ml of a 0.400M stock solution that must be diluted to 0.100M. Assume volumes are addictive. How much water should you add?
use \(M_1V_1=M_2V_2\) then add water necessary to achieved the req'd volume.
What?
use the dilution formula (above), once you find what the volume should be, adjust it by adding the amount of water necessary.
does that give you 228?
units?
288M
228m
they're asking for the amount of water you should add. it should be in units of volume.
so 0.288
it's the correct value, given you use the appropriate units.
Right
but note that that is the TOTAL volume and you already have 57 mL
Ok so... it's 0.228M
M is in units of concentration.
M = mol/L
Ok i'm getting confused.
you need units of volume. \(M_1V_1=M_2V_2 \rightarrow 0.057L*0.4 M=V_2*0.1 M\) \(V_2=\dfrac{0.057L*0.4 M}{0.1 M}=0.288 L\) but you already have 57 mL. 0.288 L - 0.057 L =your answer
Oh... I have to subtract it from 0.0057
you subtract 0.057 from it, yes. because you're adding water to it to reach that volume
Makes sense now. Thank you.
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