Jerome K.
asked 11/08/23what is the molarity
A commercial juice is known to have 140 % of the daily allowance of vitamin C per serving (220 mL). If the daily allowance of vitamin C is 75.0 mg, what is the molarity of vitamin C in this juice (in M)?
1 Expert Answer
J.R. S. answered 11/08/23
Ph.D. University Professor with 10+ years Tutoring Experience
You are on the right track, but you neglected the fact that the juice has 140% of the daily allowance, and also you didn't use the molar mass of vitamin C. Dividing by 0.220 and not 0.210 is also an error but may be a typo. See below:
Daily allowance = 75.0 mg
140% of daily allowance = 1.40 x 75.0 mg = 105 mg of Vit C in 220 ml
molar mass vitamin C (ascorbic acid) = 176 g / mole
moles Vit C in 220 ml = 105 mg x 1 g / 1000 mg x 1 mol / 176 g = 5.97x10-4 moles
Molarity = 5.97x10-4 moles / 0.220 L = 2.71x10-3 M
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Jerome K.
I know that mol/L = Molarity so I convert 75.0mg to .075 g and divided it by .210 but that is not correct please help11/08/23