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Reply 1
0.166 dm^-3, rounded up to 3 significant figures. I think anyway, this is just a quick try.
(edited 13 years ago)
What have you done so far? post working!
Reply 3
CuCO3= 123.5 Mr

Moles= Mass/Mr
Moles = 20.5/123.5 = 0.166mol

(2 moles of HNO3 react with one CUCO3 so x2 moles.)
2HNO3 has 0.332 moles
Concentration is 2mol dm^-3

Use this formula: Moles= ConcentrationxVolume
rearrange to: Moles/concentration=volume

0.332mol/2 moldm-3=0.166dm^-3
(edited 13 years ago)
Reply 4
uxa595
Moles = Concentration v Volume

Therfore, Moles/Concentration=Volume

CuCO3= 123.5 Mr

Moles= Mass/Mr
Moles = 20.5/123.5 = 0.166mol

Im sure you can finish it from there


thanx :smile:
Reply 5
look at it now

i edited the post :P
its all come back to me :biggrin:


that was a very easy one

in the test, they will usually put some of the reactants in metres^3 of cm^3 so u need to /1000 or x1000
(edited 13 years ago)
Reply 6
uxa595
look at it now

i edited the post :P
its all come back to me :biggrin:


that was a very easy one


thnx again :smile:
Reply 7
uxa595
CuCO3= 123.5 Mr

Moles= Mass/Mr
Moles = 20.5/123.5 = 0.166mol

(2 moles of HNO3 react with one CUCO3 so x2 moles.)
2HNO3 has 0.332 moles
Concentration is 2mol dm^-3

Use this formula: Moles= ConcentrationxVolume
rearrange to: Moles/concentration=volume

0.332mol/2 moldm-3=0.166dm^-3


You seem clever:P you would happen to know how to convert mol dm-3 to gcm-3 by any chance? :o:
Reply 8
do mass= molesx rfm to get it in grams

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