Posted by Matt on Sunday, December 30, 2012 at 3:36pm.
You have not changed the number of moles in the solution; however, you have changed the volume. Therefore the new concentration is simply the number of moles divided by the new volume in liters.
You mean 0.02 mol/250cm³?
thanks
Woops I was mistaken!
0.02/0.25L ... the answer comes 0.08moldm^-3!
thanks a million
That't right.
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