Alessandra J.

asked • 04/02/22

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Calculate the volume needed to produce a 0.80M Ca(OH2) solution using 37 gram of Calcium Hydroxide MM=74.....

I started doing M=mol/L

0.80M=x/0.37L

then..

0.0296mol Ca(OH)2 x 74g/1mol

Is there a way to finish into volume after that or was I not supposed to do that at the start Molarity equation???

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Frederick A. answered • 04/02/22

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Alessandra J.

Thanks very much Frederick understood! Hard to find the pattern sometimes get to looking for different things ...Since they gave grams in the question why doesn't it work changing 37 gram into Liters then plugging it into the Molarity equation with that first?
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