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  1. If somehow, "50.0 mL" of a stock solution of "120. M" "HCl" is ...

    Just so you know, that initial concentration of HCl couldn't possibly be safe to use; it's about 10 times the concentration of the stock HCl that university labs let students use at all. But OK, let's see. I assume …

  2. Measuring Concentration Questions and Videos - Socratic

    Does dilution change the concentration? A 3.0 L solution contains 73.5 g of #H_2SO_4#. What is the molar concentration of the solution? If 40.0 mL of a #3.0x10^ (-5)# solution is diluted to 100 mL, what …

  3. Site Map - Polytropic Models Questions and Videos | Socratic

    Questions and Videos on Polytropic Models, within Astrophysics

  4. Question #29b74 - Socratic

    [CH3COOH]0 = 0.056 M Finally, to find the volume of glacial acetic acid needed to make this solution, use the fact that the dilution factor is equal to DF = 17.4mL 0.056mL = 310.7 This means that you …

  5. Multifunction on Socratic

    Multifunction gets smarter on Socratic Multifunction joined Socratic 7.1506849315068495 years ago. Multifunction hasn't written a biography yet. 71,007 students helped 14 Answers 2 Edits

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    From Italy. Math graduate.

  7. By mass, a salt contained 26.56% "potassium", 35.43% "chromium", …

    Explanation: As with all these types of problems it is useful to assume #100*g# of compound, and address the empirical formula on this basis.

  8. Aidan Bradley on Socratic

    Aspiring chemist, amateur organic chemist.

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  10. Can someone help with this? - Socratic

    Answer is b Because geometric sequence has the formula as a_n=a_0r^ (n-1) where a_0 is the first term and r is the ratio. In our case a_0=1 r is the ratio which can be obtained a_2/a_1=3 and in …