What is the volume of 0.210 M ethanol solution contains for this number of moles of ethanol?

By | Sep 22, 2009
learningchem asked:


HOW do i begin/ what equation do i use?

What volume of 0.210 M solution contains each of the following of ethanol?
A 0.45 mol ethanol
B 1.25 ethanol
C 1.3X10^-2 ethanol

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  1. Diana B September 22, 2009 2:30 pm

    well if it is at STP

    u would use Molarity m=mass/volume

    .210=m/22.4L

    and then you would convert the mass u get in grams to moles

  2. getupandgo September 24, 2009 5:20 am

    M stands for Molarity (amount of mol/l or mmol/ml)
    In this case with 0.210M ethanol solution it means that 1l of your solution contains 0.210 mol of ethanol.
    a.) (0.45 mol/ 0.21 mol)* 1l
    Am sure you are able to calculate the other 2 yourself

    By the way the answer above has gotten soemthing mixed up 22.4 is the volume of a gas at standard condition.Ethanol is a liquid also known as alcohol

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