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QUESTION 12 What is the molarity of a solution made by diluting 37.5 mL of a 1.75 M HCl solution to 125.0 mL? O 0.525 M 5.25
Supplemental Data Constants and Factors 7.00 points Previous Answers OSAtomChem 9 1 2012 A copper kettle weighs 1.06 kg. (The
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Q 12)

You can use,

N1 V1 = N2V2

N1= 1.75 M, (initial Molarity)

V1= 37.5 mL ( initial volume)

N2= ? ( final Molarity )

V2 = 125 mL (Final volume)

by putting values we can calculate change in Molarity of HCl solution,

1.75 x 37.5 = N2 x 125

so, N2= (1.75 x 37.5 /125)

=0.525M

so correct answer is option 1)

7) solution -

a) Copper kettle ways 1.06 kg (specific heat of copper is 0.384J/g\small \circC

As you know mass of kettle should converted into grams from kg..

1.06 x 1000= 1060 gm

By putting values ,

Heat capacity of kettle in J/\small \circC =( 1060 g x 0.384 J/g\small \circ C)

= 407 J/ \small \circ C

b) Temperature raised from 21.3 \small \circ C to 98.3\small \circC, so

\small \DeltaT = 98.3-21.3 =77 \small \circ C

We know that amount of heat require =

q = m x C x  \small \DeltaT

By putting values

q = heat supplied,  

q = 1060 g x 0.384 J/ g \small \circ C x 77 \small \circ C

= 31342 J

c) specific heat capacity of water = 4.18 J/g \small \circ C

# Change in temperature = 77 \small \circ C

# amount of water in = 1.15 liter

# density of water = 0.997 g/mL

We can calculate mass of water by using density =

Mass = density x volume

= 0.997 g/mL x 1.15 L

=1.1465 kg

But we have to convert mass into grams by multiplying 1000,

Mass = 1.146 x 1000

=1146.5 g

By putting values into formula-

q = m X C x \small \Delta T

= 1146.5 g x 4.18 J / g \small \circ C x 77 \small \circ C

= 369012 J

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