General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry: Structures of Life (5th Edition)

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Chapter 9 - Solutions - 9.4 Solution Concentrations and Reactions - Questions and Problems - Page 347: 9.41

Answer

a. 20. g of $LiNO_3$ solution b. 400. mL of $KOH$ solution. c. 20. mL of $HCO_2H$ (formic acid) solution.

Work Step by Step

a. $25\%$ (m/m) $ LiNO_3 $ solution : $$ 25 \space g \space LiNO_3 = 100 \space g \space solution$$ $$5.0 \space g \space LiNO_3 \times \frac{100 \space g \space solution}{25 \space g \space LiNO_3} = 20. \space g \space solution$$ b. $10.0\%$ (m/v) $ KOH $ solution : $$ 10.0 \space g \space KOH = 100 \space mL \space solution$$ $$40.0 \space g \space KOH \times \frac{100 \space mL \space solution}{10.0 \space g \space KOH} = 400. \space mL \space solution$$ c. $10.0\%$ (v/v) $ formic \space acid $ solution : $$ 10.0 \space mL \space formic \space acid = 100 \space mL \space solution$$ $$2.0 \space mL \space formic \space acid \times \frac{100 \space mL \space solution}{10.0 \space mL \space formic \space acid} = 20. \space mL \space solution$$
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