Calculate how many mL of 0.1500 M solution of NaCl is needed to obtain 125.0 g of NaCl?

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Calculate how many ml of 0.1500 M solution of NaCl is needed to obtain 125.0 g of NaCI?
A) 1141 mL
B) 1426 mL
C) 1500 mL
D) 1875 mL
O A
O B
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Transcribed Image Text:Question 15 3 pts Calculate how many ml of 0.1500 M solution of NaCl is needed to obtain 125.0 g of NaCI? A) 1141 mL B) 1426 mL C) 1500 mL D) 1875 mL O A O B OD
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From the definition of molarity we have 0.1500 M = 0.1500 moles /1000 mL

Now we will convert moles into grams by multiplying with molar mass of NaCl. 

Mass = moles * molar mass of NaCl

           = 0.1500 moles* 58.44 g/moles

          = 8.766 g

So, 0.1500 M = 8.766 g/ 1000 mL. 

 

 

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