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The volume of water which must be added to the mixture of 350 cm cube of 6 molarity HCland 650 ml of 3 molarity HCl to get a resultant solution of 3 molarity concentration will be


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Given:

  • The volume of solution one (V1) = 350 mL
  • Molarity of solution one (M1) = 6M
  • The volume of solution two (V2) = 650 mL
  • Molarity of solution two (M2) = 3M
  • Resulting molarity (M) = 3M

To find:

The volume of water (V) that needs to be added to the mixture of the two solution such that the resulting molarity is 3M.

Solution:

  • The moles in the initial and final solution will be equal.
  • Hence, M1V1 + M2V2 = M(V1+V2+V)

                 ⇒6*350 + 3*650 = 3*(350+650+V)

                 ⇒4050 = 3000 + 3V

                 ⇒3V = 1050

                 ⇒V = 450 mL

Answer:

The volume of water (V) that needs to be added to the mixture of the two solution such that the resulting molarity is 3M = 450 mL.

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