determine the concentration of a solution made by dissolving 10.0 G of sodium chloride in 0.7 5L of solution

Concentration is measured through multiple equations including mole fraction, % mass, ppm (parts per million), ppb (parts per billion), molarity, and molality.

Based on the information you provided, your answer is either by mole fraction or molarity.

mole fraction:

moles a/ total moles (never greater than 1 and has no unit)

10.0g NaCl • 1 mol
——— = 0.1711156742 mol
58.44 g (molar mass of NaCl)

0.75 L solution • 1 mol
——— = 0.0334821429 mol
22.4 L (stp constant)

.1711156742 mol NaCl + 0.0334821429 mol solution = 0.2045978171 total mol

.1711156742 mol NaCl / 0.2045978171 total mol = 0.8363514168 or 0.84

0.84

molarity:

mol solute/L solution (unit- M)

10.0g NaCl • 1 mol
——— = 0.1711156742 mol
58.44 g (molar mass of NaCl)

0.1711156742 mol NaCl / 0.75 L solution = 0.2281542323 M or 0.23 M

0.23 M

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Ch4 is nonpolar and insoluble in water. since all of the hydrogen atoms are evenly spread around the carbon atom even through the c h bond is polar all the poles cancel each other out.