How many ml of a 6.00M HNO would be required to prepare 200ml of a 2.50M solution?
83.33ml
72.98ml
86.23ml
64.98ml

83.33ml

Explanation:

Firstly, let's notice that 200ml are equal to 0.2L

M=number of moles of the solute ÷ number of liters. Let's call the number of liter by x:

2.5=x÷0.2

x=2.5×0.2

x=0.5

It means you'll need 0.5 mol of HNO. But your solution have 6 moles per liter, so how much do you need? Divide the moles by 12 to have 0.5, so now you need to divide the liter per 12 too. The liter is equal to 1000ml, so:

1000ml÷12=83.33ml

the answer is:  

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