Draw 25.0 mL of Dilute with water until Add concentrated 1.00 M stock solution into pipette. solution in pipette solution reaches to 250-mL calibration mark on volumetric flask. neck of flask and mix to create 0.100 M solution. Figure 4.16 Preparing 250.0 mL of 0.100 M CuSO4 by dilution of 1.00 MCusO4. *In diluting a concentrated acid or base, the acid or base should be added to water and then further diluted by adding more water. Adding water directly to concentrated acid or base can cause spattering because of the intense heat generated.

Draw 25.0 mL of Dilute with water until Add concentrated 1.00 M stock solution into pipette. solution in pipette solution reaches to 250-mL calibration mark on volumetric flask. neck of flask and mix to create 0.100 M solution. Figure 4.16 Preparing 250.0 mL of 0.100 M CuSO4 by dilution of 1.00 MCusO4. *In diluting a concentrated acid or base, the acid or base should be added to water and then further diluted by adding more water. Adding water directly to concentrated acid or base can cause spattering because of the intense heat generated.

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