The concentration of the chemist's working solution is 6.718 mol/L.
Given,
The volume of silver perchlorate solution (V₁) = 790 ml.
The volume of distilled water added to the silver perchlorate(V₂) = 290ml.
The concentration of a stock solution of silver perchlorate (C₂) = 18.3 mol/L.
We have to find the concentration of the chemist's working solution (C₁).
As we know,
V₁C₁ = V₂C₂
From the above formula, we get,
C₁ = V₂C₂/V₁
C₁ = 290 × 18.3/ 790
C₁ = 6.718 mol/L
The concentration of the working solution = 6.718 mol/L
Hence, the concentration of the chemist's working solution is 6.718 mol/L.
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Answer:
Ppm <u>means the concentration of vapors or gases</u> expressed in parts per million of polluted air.
Explanation:
In Chemistry and Physics, part per million or PPM is a measure that expresses the number of units of a certain existing substance for every million units of the mixture. (Concentration)
In climate the equation is used so:
- ppm = parts of polluted air / million parts of air
.
- ppm = Liters of polluted air / 10∧6 Liters of air.
This is used to find the concentration of gases expressed as parts of gas per million parts of the
polluted air.
In this case, it would be<u> 407.4L of CO2 per 10∧6L of air.</u>
