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How many mL of a 0.045 M BaCl2 contain 15g of BaCl2 (208 g mol–1
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Answered by AngieCx
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Answer:

Givens:

0.45 M solution of BaCl2

To determine the volume of the BaCl2 solution that would contain

15.0 grams, you set up the proportion:

Solution:

1. 0.45 x 208 = 93.6 grams of BaCl2 per liter.

2.1000 mL/93.6 gm = x mL/15.0 gm. -> X = 160.3 mL

3.Do this : 160.3 mL x 0.45 gm/mL =

0.072 moles x 208 gm/mol =

15.00 gm.

Explanation:

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Answered by payalchatterje
0

Answer:

160.3 mL of a 0.045 M BaCl2 contain 15g of BaCl2 (208 g mol–1 )

Explanation:

Given,0.45 M solution of BaCl_2

We want to find volume of the BaCl_2solution that would contain15.0 grams.

By creating proportion,we can solve this problem.

We are setting up the proportion,

 \frac{2.1000 \: ml}{93.6 \: gm}  =  \frac{x \: ml}{15.0 \: gm}

So,X=160.3 mL

Therefore, 169.3 mL of a 0.045 M BaCl_2

contain 15g of BaCl_2(208 g mol–1)

Extra information:Barium chloride ( Bacl_2) is an inorganic compound . Bacl_2 is one of the most common water-soluble salts of barium. Like most other water-soluble barium salts, it is white, highly toxic, and gives a yellow-green color to the flame. It is also hygroscopic, first converting to the dihydrate BaCl_2(H2O)₂.

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