Can someone please help me with this? Im so bad at chemistry and I've tried and tried.
You have a quantity of solid potassium dichromate from which you are to make 100ml of 4mM solution. Calculate how much potassium dichromate you must weigh out for this solution (molecular mass of potassium dichromate = 294.18g/mole)
That's the first part of the question and I worked it out to be 1.176727g, from rearranging n=m/M to m=nxM and then 0.004 moles x 294.18 g/mole is 1.17672grams.
I think I'm right on that part but then the second part is actually weighing it out, and then making the 4mM solution. I weighed out 1.19 grams so how much 100 mM sodium phosphate buffer do i need to add to create the 4mM solution?. (Im guessing you use C1V1=C2V2 but I dont see how)
thanks for any help guys!!
2007-02-27
22:40:09
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