Posted by Adam on Friday, January 28, 2011 at 12:00am.
If you had shown your work I could have found your error; however, I suspect the error you made was to divide 2.54 g by molar mass NaCl (about 58.5) whereas the problem states that it is 2.54 g of the Na^+. So 2.54/23 = moles NaCl.
There is a bigger problem than that. Could you have made a typo and the 2.54 g whould be 2.54 mg? If so then
2.54 mg/23 = ?? mmoles and ??mmoles/5.97 mL = 0.0185 M.
But if 2.54g is correct, then
2.54/23 = 0.110 moles and that divided by 0.00597 L = a number 100 x higher than the answer. Of course, that could be 5.97L too for the correct answer to be 0.0185M
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