6. Chemical Quantities & Aqueous Reactions
Dilutions
6PRACTICE PROBLEM
A student prepared an aqueous glucose solution by dissolving 9.50 g glucose in 450 mL water.
(A) Calculate the molarity of the prepared solution.
(B) If the student wishes to obtain a solution that has one-third the concentration of the original solution, calculate how much water should she add to the original solution.
A student prepared an aqueous glucose solution by dissolving 9.50 g glucose in 450 mL water.
(A) Calculate the molarity of the prepared solution.
(B) If the student wishes to obtain a solution that has one-third the concentration of the original solution, calculate how much water should she add to the original solution.