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The molar mass of cadnium chloride is 183 g. If 300 mL of a solution contains 18.3 g CdCl2, the molarity of the solution is:

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zavuch27 [327]2 years ago

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Answer:

E. (None of these).

It is 0.333 M.

Explanation:

A molar solution would contain 183 g in 1 liter.

By proportion, this solution contains 18.3 * 1000/300

= 61 g per liter.

So it is 61 / 183 = 0.333 M.

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