DinuLLON Process of dilution: add solvent to conc, soln, "concentrated" solution of solute X "dilute" solution of solute X pure solvent (X's are in motion.) (X's are in motion.) dilution formula: Mjaitini Vinitial = Minal Vinal (or Mi V1 = M2 V2) Key Questions 4a, What is the result of multiplying a solution's molar concentration by the solution's volume (in liters)? b. By referring to the Model, justify the dilution formala, (i.e., Explain why the product of the solution's initial concentration (molarity) and initial volume is equal to product of the solution's final concentration and final volume.)

DinuLLON Process of dilution: add solvent to conc, soln, "concentrated" solution of solute X "dilute" solution of solute X pure solvent (X's are in motion.) (X's are in motion.) dilution formula: Mjaitini Vinitial = Minal Vinal (or Mi V1 = M2 V2) Key Questions 4a, What is the result of multiplying a solution's molar concentration by the solution's volume (in liters)? b. By referring to the Model, justify the dilution formala, (i.e., Explain why the product of the solution's initial concentration (molarity) and initial volume is equal to product of the solution's final concentration and final volume.)

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