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How many milliliters of solution of 0.150 M LE-COs could a student make from 8.33
grams of Li:CO, and excess water?
8.33
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x( )
1.33
0.01
18.02
0.752
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1000
1
ANSWER
0.150
73.89
0.001
752
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5
100
10
mol Li:CO: L solution M Li:CO: g Li:CO: mL solution
0.1
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concentration = 0.150 M
Wt . In gm = 8.33 g
Molecular wt = 73.89 =74 g/mol
73.88 g of Li2Co3 (lithium carbonate ) when dissolved in 1L of water we will get 1M solution .
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