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so125
200
mL
of
0.50
M
NaCl
is mixed with
300
mL
of
0.20
M
NaCl
(volumes additive). The molarity of the final solution is
A
0.35
M
B
0.16
M
C
0.53
M
D
0.32
M
Answer: D
Moles add:
0.200
×
0.50
+
0.300
×
0.20
=
0.100
+
0.060
=
0.160
mol in
0.500
L. So
M
=
0.160/0.500
=
0.32
M. The simple average 0.35 M ignores the different volumes.
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