Answer:
The concentration of the Cu²⁺ solution in the 10,0 mL volumetric flask is 5,425×10⁻³ M Cu²⁺
Explanation:
The first dilution from a 2,17M Cu²⁺ solution gives:
2,17 M Cu²⁺ ×
= <em>0,0217 M Cu²⁺solution</em>
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The second dilution gives as concentration:
0,0217 M Cu²⁺ ×
= 5,425×10⁻³ M Cu²⁺ solution
I hope it helps!
You’ll need to set up a convention from moles over atoms to atoms over moles
Salts is the correct awnser
I hope this helps, it’s the only answer i could find lol and im not smart so i just looked it up HAHAHAH oops
