This document provides the solution to a homework problem involving calculating the molarity of a solution. The key steps shown are: dividing the moles of solute by the liters of solution to calculate the molarity as 6.67x10^-7 M, and confirming the significant figures by rounding to 0.308 M with three significant figures. The final concentration is reported as 0.3 M.
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Example of liquid liquid extraction (water and MiK) in crossflow
This document provides the solution to a homework problem involving calculating the molarity of a solution. The key steps shown are: dividing the moles of solute by the liters of solution to calculate the molarity as 6.67x10^-7 M, and confirming the significant figures by rounding to 0.308 M with three significant figures. The final concentration is reported as 0.3 M.
This document provides the solution to a homework problem involving calculating the molarity of a solution. The key steps shown are: dividing the moles of solute by the liters of solution to calculate the molarity as 6.67x10^-7 M, and confirming the significant figures by rounding to 0.308 M with three significant figures. The final concentration is reported as 0.3 M.