The solubility of the hydroxide of a hypothetical metal, Me, in water is 137.48 g MEOH per 45.27 mL water. Calculate the amount of water in mL needed to dissolve 56.03 g of MeOH.
The solubility of the hydroxide of a hypothetical metal, Me, in water is 137.48 g MEOH per 45.27 mL water. Calculate the amount of water in mL needed to dissolve 56.03 g of MeOH.
Chapter7: Solutions And Colloids
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Transcribed Image Text:The solubility of the hydroxide of a hypothetical metal,
Me, in water is 137.48 g MEOH per 45.27 mL water.
Calculate the amount of water in mL needed to
dissolve 56.03 g of MeOH.
Atomic Mass:
Me: 68.32 g/mol
O: 15.999 g/mol
H: 1.00784 g/mol
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