Bailey T.

asked • 07/19/21

Chemistry 122 d

What mass of (solid) KCl is needed to prepare 200. mL of 0.65 M solution?

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Bailey T.

Could you break that down a little more?
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Martin P.

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Certainly, So you know you are looking for the # of grams of KCl and you want to prepare 200 ml of a 0.65M solution. M means concentration in moles/liter. If you multiply the 0.65moles/liter x the volume you want to use which is 200ml or in Liters, 0.2 liters. The Liters cancel and your left with moles of KCl (0.13 moles) per the calculations in the question above. Now we want that 0.13 moles to be in grams, so to convert the 0.13 moles to grams you multiply the 0.13 moles x the molar mass of KCl (which you obtain by adding the atomic mass of K = 39.09 g + the atomic mass of Cl = 35.45 g whose total is = 74.54 g, this is the number of grams of KCl in one mole of KCl). When you multiply the 0.13 moles x 74.54 g/1 mol the moles cancel and your left with your answer in grams, 9.69 g. I hoped that helped Martín P.
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