Question

455 mL of 6.0 M HNO3 is used to make 2.5 L of a new, diluted solution. What is the molarity of the diluted solution?

Answer 1

@leonardo0430 Hey!

Answer 2

Hello

Answer 3

are there any answer choices?

Answer 4

No

Answer 5

I just have to solve them

Answer 6

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Thanks anyways!

Answer 8

no problem and sorry :)

Answer 9

@aaronq @dtan5457 If you have any spare time

Answer 10

Hello

Answer 11

Hmm, I've done molarity before but not really dilution molarity, let me check if there is a difference at all.

Answer 12

Ok thanks, i dont really know the difference either haha

Answer 13

Okay, I got it.

There is some formula in which the molarities and volume are proportionate

m1v1=m2v2

Therefore you are just solving for the 2nd molarity

the first molarity is given (6) and the volume was given at 455 ml

solve as

(455ml)(6)=(2500)(m)

solve for M

Answer 14

Oh thats it lol okay

Answer 15

2730=2500(m) is what i got

Answer 16

yes, now divide both sides by 2500

Answer 17

1.092

Answer 18

yep, that is your molarity for the dilution

Answer 19

Thanks alot!

Answer 20

Are you able to help with more? I dont think they will get any easier though

Answer 21

I'll give anything a try, just post a new question though.

Answer 22

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