What is the molarity of a 0.25-liter solution containing 52 grams of HBr?
\[Molarity = \frac{ Moles }{ Liter }\]
thank you @Photon336
okay so first step we need to find the molar mass HBr
80.912
okay so now we know the molar mass of Hbr and we know how many grams we have. we need to find the number of moles like this.. \[52~grams~HBr*(\frac{ mole }{ 81grams }) = moles~HBr\]
0.6419
okay now we know 0.6419 moles of HCL and our volume is in liters 0.25L so now we have all we need to complete this. \[\frac{ 0.6419~moles }{ 0.25~L } = Molarity \]
2.5676 Thank you so much @Photon336
no problem you could round up to 2.6 mol/L or 2.6 M M is the symbol for molarity btw
Just make sure that if you're given volume it is in liters.
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