Calculate the molarity of a kcl solution prepared by dissolving 0.898 moles of kcl in 250. ml of water

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the molarity of KCl solution prepared by dissolving 0.898 mole of KCl in 250 ml water is calculated using the below formula

molarity= moles/volume in liters

moles= 0.898 moles
volume in liters= 250/1000 =0.25 liters

molarity is therefore= 0.898/0.25= 3.592 M

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