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AS Chemistry help please

How would i work out how many moles of Ca(OH)2 is present in 150cm3?i have already worked out the Mr of Ca(OH)2 - which is 74 , but where do go from there?how do i find the grams amount?

Reply 1

Tiel2003

Do you have the concentration of Ca(OH)2 in the solution? Is that all the information that you have?

Reply 2

Blueskiesvi

Original post by Tiel2003

Do you have the concentration of Ca(OH)2 in the solution? Is that all the information that you have?

that's all the information given

Reply 3

Tiel2003

Would you have to assume it’s an aqueous solution, so has a mass of 150g (1cm3 of water = 1g of water)? Then use that 150/74 to get the number of moles? But I’m not sure, sorry

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Reply 4

GabiAbi84

Original post by Tiel2003

Would you have to assume it’s an aqueous solution, so has a mass of 150g (1cm3 of water = 1g of water)? Then use that 150/74 to get the number of moles? But I’m not sure, sorry