So Question 4 asks, Calculate the amount of solid sodium
hydroxide needed to make 200mL of a 0.2M solution.
My work is as follows:
.2mol/1L•.200L=0.04mol
.04mol•40g/1mol= 1.6 grams
Question 5 asks, If 10mL of the solution made in question 4 is used to make another 125mL solution of NaOH, what is the new concentration?
So Question 4 asks, Calculate the amount of solid sodium hydroxide needed to make 200mL of...
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