Concentration and Molarity Flashcards

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When is the concentration higher in a solution?

A

The concentration is higher when there is more solute in the solvent.

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How do you calculate concentration (M)?

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c = n/V (M or mol/L)

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How do you calculate concentration when you don’t know the number of moles (unknown substance)?

A

Instead of number of moles, use mass of the sample so the unit is g/L.

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4
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How do you calculate in ppm for the concentration?

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ppm = 1mg/L. 1g = 1000mg and 1L = 1000mL.

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How are dilutions performed?

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Dilutions are performed by a small volume of the original sample is transferred to a new flask with water added to it.

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What is the dilution formula (with concentration and volume)?

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c1V1 = c2V2

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