Martin P. answered 07/19/21
graduate chemistry work, Doctorate degree, Former College Professor
Hi Bailey
the problem states:
what mass of KCl(s) is needed to prepare 200ml of a
0.65M solution?
given: 0.65M KCl
200ml
unknown: grams of KCl needed
steps:
1) find the # of moles in 200ml of a 0.65M solution of the KCl
0.2 L x 0.65mol/L = 0.13mol
2) convert the 0.13 mol to grams needed of the
KCl
molar mass of KCl = 74.54 g
0.13mol x 74.54 g/1 mol = 9.69 g the answer
So to prepare 200 ml of a 0.65M solution of KCl
add 9.69 g of KCl to make 200ml of solution.
3) to check your work:
convert the above answer 9.69 g to mol
and then divide by the amount of volume required, 200ml
9.69 g x 1 mol/74.54 g = 0.123mol/0.2L = 0.65M
i hope this is helpful for you
Martin P.
07/19/21
Bailey T.
Could you break that down a little more?07/19/21