Let us assume the molecular weight of the compound is =
M gm/mol.
Then 0.2 M solution means 1000 ml of solution contains 0.2 mole compound.
1. 0.2 mole/ litre = 0.2 * M gm / litre = 0.2 * M microgram / microlitre.
2. Weight of the compound = 0.2 * M gram
Volume = 1000 ml
So percentage of weight per volume = {(0.2*M)/1000}*100 =
0.02*M (W/V %).
3. 0.2 * M gram/ litre = 0.02* M gram/ dl = 0.02*M* 10^3 mg/dl
= 20*M mg/ dl.
express 0.2 M concentration in these units 1. microgram/microlitre 2. % (w/v) 3. mg/dL
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