Calculate the mass of LiNO3 needed to make up the following solution to the correct # of sig figs:
25 mL of 2.0 M LiNO3 g
Please just give me a straight out x/y times z=answer
I asked my friend for help, but when I asked something proving what she said to do wrong she just called me stupid saying she'd already explained it to me -.-
Meh, realized a long time ago she wasn't the best friend =/
25 mL of 2.0 M LiNO3 g
Please just give me a straight out x/y times z=answer
I asked my friend for help, but when I asked something proving what she said to do wrong she just called me stupid saying she'd already explained it to me -.-
Meh, realized a long time ago she wasn't the best friend =/
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First you have to realize what your solution has in it.
Molarity (M) = mols/liters.
Therefore, if you have 2M LiNO3, but only 25ml, you have to covert 25ml to L
25ml (1L/1000ml) = 25/1000 = 0.025L
Now: 2M =X mols/0.025L
Solve for X.
2 = x/0.025
x = 2(.025) = 0.05 mols LiNO3 in solution.
Next, what's the molar mass of LiNO3??? http://www.ptable.com
7+14+(16x3) = 69g/mol, therefore you have 3.45 grams (=69*0.05) of LiNO3 in solution.
Easy, huh?
Good luck!
Molarity (M) = mols/liters.
Therefore, if you have 2M LiNO3, but only 25ml, you have to covert 25ml to L
25ml (1L/1000ml) = 25/1000 = 0.025L
Now: 2M =X mols/0.025L
Solve for X.
2 = x/0.025
x = 2(.025) = 0.05 mols LiNO3 in solution.
Next, what's the molar mass of LiNO3??? http://www.ptable.com
7+14+(16x3) = 69g/mol, therefore you have 3.45 grams (=69*0.05) of LiNO3 in solution.
Easy, huh?
Good luck!