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OpenStudy (karisleft):

Hard chem question please help!! :)

OpenStudy (karisleft):

this is it!

OpenStudy (fosterwestlake):

I gotchuuuu gimme a minute

OpenStudy (fosterwestlake):

\[.0256L\cdot(.188MCuSO_4) = .00481\text{moles of copper(II)sulfate} \\ \text{since the molar ratio is 1 \to 1 then there's also .00481moles of sodium carbonate}\] \[\text{then taking the moles and dividing \it by the molarity}\\\text{ of sodium carbonate we get the liters of sodium sulfate required}\] Then multiply by 1000 to get the ml of sodium carbonate required. again becuase of the 1 to 1molar ratio just convert the .00481 moles to grams of copper (ii)carbonate

OpenStudy (karisleft):

Okay thank you so much! That makes sense. How do you do part b?

OpenStudy (nottim):

Try using the same method FosterWestLake used, but substitute for different values, @KarisLeft

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