Question from my chemistry class that I have no idea how to do. Please help!
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0.880 mols / L KBr * .445 L = 0.392 mols KBr
0.392 mols * (119 g/mol) = 46.6 grams of KBr
First you find the mols of KBr by multiplying the concentration by the volume you have. Then multiply the mols of KBr you calculated by the molar mass of KBr to find the grams of solute.
0.392 mols * (119 g/mol) = 46.6 grams of KBr
First you find the mols of KBr by multiplying the concentration by the volume you have. Then multiply the mols of KBr you calculated by the molar mass of KBr to find the grams of solute.
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K = 39.09 g/mol
Br = 79.90 g/mol
445mL * 0.880 mol/ 1000mL * 118.99 g/mol = 46.596 g KBr
You can also guestimate. You have ~.5L at ~.8mol/L. So you'll have somewhere under 1/2 a mol worth of substance.
Br = 79.90 g/mol
445mL * 0.880 mol/ 1000mL * 118.99 g/mol = 46.596 g KBr
You can also guestimate. You have ~.5L at ~.8mol/L. So you'll have somewhere under 1/2 a mol worth of substance.