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Molarity:I have no idea how to do this!
What is the molarity of a solution prepared by diluting 150. ML of 0.484 M HNO3 to 450. ML
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Concentration1 x Volume1 = Concentration2 x Volume2
0.484M x 150mL = your answer x 450mL just rearrange I used to really stuggle with these kind of questions (still have my moments!) This book was really helpful Calculations for A level Chemistry |
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