How many grams of concentrated nitric acid solution should be used to prepare 250 ml of 2 molar nitric acid?
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The required number of moles=( 250/1000)×2
=0.5 moles
(no. of moles=molarity × volume)
so,required mass of HNO3=0.5×63
=31.5 grams
(given mass=no. of moles × molar mass)
Given,
70 grams of HNO3 are present in 100 grams of the solution
so,1 gram will be present in 100/70 grams of solution
hence 31.5 grams will be present in (100/70)×31.5 grams of solution.
so amount of concentrated nitric acid solution used is 45 grams.
=0.5 moles
(no. of moles=molarity × volume)
so,required mass of HNO3=0.5×63
=31.5 grams
(given mass=no. of moles × molar mass)
Given,
70 grams of HNO3 are present in 100 grams of the solution
so,1 gram will be present in 100/70 grams of solution
hence 31.5 grams will be present in (100/70)×31.5 grams of solution.
so amount of concentrated nitric acid solution used is 45 grams.
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