Posted by Angel Locsin on Friday, November 30, 2012 at 12:34am.
I believe a is right with b and c wrong.
For d you appear to have rounded the answer to 15g; however, you ha e three significant figures is 35.0 and 4 s.f. in 12.00M, so don't throw a good digit away. You should have 3 s.f. in your answer.
b. mols KOH = 3.5/56.1 = ?mols
M = ?mols/0.150 = ? about 0.4M
c. mols KOH = 5.00/56.1 = about 0.89
M = mols/L or L = mols/M = 0.089/0.400M = about 0.22L
My answers are close; you should redo them for a more accurate answer. Also I've not kept up with the s.f. in my answers since they are estimates.
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