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Principle: concentration (M) = amount (moles)/volume (L) So find out total number of moles of Cl- from both solutions, and divide by the total volume. First solution gives you 25.0 mL x 0.2450 M KCl x 1 Cl-/1KCl I leave it to you to work out the second solution. Take care, and pay attention to the (rather obvious) final term that I wrote in the first calculation. |
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