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Chemistry questions help!

Could anyone please help me with the following questions?

1) If glucose has the following formula C6H12O6, calculate its molecular weight.

2) What is a mole?

3) Define a 1M (one molar) solution of glucose

4) What weight of glucose should be weighed out to prepare:
i. 1l (1 litre) of this solution?
ii. 100ml (100 millilitres) of this solution?

5) Define a 0.15M (0.15 molar) or 150mM (150 millimolar) solution of glucose

6) What weight of glucose should be weighed out to prepare:
i. 1l (1 litre) of this solution?
ii. 250ml (250 millilitres) of this solution?

Thinking of this another way:

7) How many moles of glucose would be present in:
1l (1 litre) of a 1mM (1 millimolar) solution?
250ml (250 millilitres) of a 1mM (1 millimolar) solution?

8) Calculate the actual weight of glucose in these solutions:
1l (1 litre) of a 5 micromolar solution
100ml (100 millilitres) of a 5 micromolar solution

9) How would you prepare a solution of 280mM glucose which could be used to treat a dehydrated baby in an emergency?

10) What would be 280mM glucose be expressed as g/l?

11)What would be 280mM glucose be expressed as a % solution?
Reply 1
This looks suspiciously like your whole set of homework :rolleyes:
So I'll point out the obvious about the first one and hope you figure out the rest yourself, or you never learn anything.
You caluculate the molecular weight of a molecule by adding the masses of all the atoms in the molecule.
Reply 2
Cate
This looks suspiciously like your whole set of homework :rolleyes:
So I'll point out the obvious about the first one and hope you figure out the rest yourself, or you never learn anything.
You caluculate the molecular weight of a molecule by adding the masses of all the atoms in the molecule.



pmsl
Reply 3
I agree you need to attempt it all on your own, its the best way to learn rather than others telling you the answers.
Reply 4
Natmarjus
pmsl


Sorry I just have to ask, what does pmsl mean?
Reply 5
kummy
1) If glucose has the following formula C6H12O6, calculate its molecular weight.


C = 12, H = 1, 0 = 16

Mr (C6H12O6) = 6(12) + 12 + 6(16) = 180
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kummy
3) Define a 1M (one molar) solution of glucose


180g of glucose (C6H12O6)
Ricki
180g of glucose (C6H12O6)
It doesn't ask for a mole of glucose, it asks about a solution with 1 molar concentration.
Joe_87
Sorry I just have to ask, what does pmsl mean?
pissing myself laughing
kummy
2) What is a mole?
Without trying to be too rude, if you're asking us all those questions about moles, you've clearly been in lessons where the teacher has explained what a mole is. Infact, I 100% gaurentee it'll be defined in your textbook, and that Google could find you hundreds of pages defining it in about 0.43 seconds.
Reply 7
Ricki
180g of glucose (C6H12O6)
you're wrong.
Reply 8
AlphaNumeric
It doesn't ask for a mole of glucose, it asks about a solution with 1 molar concentration.


Cheers. :redface:
Ricki
Cheers. :redface:

lol, stick to maths. :cool: