What is the concentration of LiCl (lithium chloride) when 2.5g of LiCl are dissolved in water...
What is the concentration of LiCl (lithium chloride) when 2.5g of LiCl are dissolved in water and the volume of the final solution is 45.0mL? The formula for %(m/v) is shown below.
Homework Answers
Answer:
Given,
To determine the concentration of Licl
weight of the lithium chloride = 2.5g
Molar mass of the lithium chloride = 42.394g/mol
Now,
Mole of the Lithium chloride = mass/volume
Moles of Licl = 2.5/42.394= 0.058971
Now consider,
Concentration = mole/volume in litre
Concentration = 0.058971/(45*10^-3)
Licl concentration= 1.3105mol/litre
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