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A naoh (aq) stock solution was created by dissolving 3.88 g naoh in water to create a 100.00 ml solution. what is the concentrat

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0.0381g/mL will be concentration of this solution

The ratio of a solute—a substance that dissolves—to a solvent—a substance that does not dissolve—determines the concentration of a solution in chemistry. C = m/V, where C is the concentration, m is the mass of the solute dissolved, and V is the overall volume of the solution, is the accepted formula.

How to reach the solution?

First find for the density of NaOh which is 2.13 g/cm3

3.88 ÷ 2.13 = 1.82mL

100mL + 1.82mL = 101.82mL

3.88 ÷ 101.82mL = 0.0381g/mL

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The extremely adaptable chemical sodium hydroxide (NaOH), sometimes referred to as caustic soda or lye, is employed in a range of manufacturing processes. A byproduct of the manufacturing of chlorine is sodium hydroxide. Numerous items that are used on a daily basis, including paper, metal, drain and oven cleansers for industry, soap, and detergents, are made with sodium hydroxide.

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