Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, February 2, 2013 at 12:35am.
I hope your are distinguishing between mol and molarity. If you have 1.0 mol HCl (about 36.5 g) and you want only 0.1 mol that means you want only 3.65 g so you take 1/10 of the volume of the solution, whatever that volume is. You don't say in the problem. You really don't dilute 0.1 mol. You can dilute 0.1 molar but not 0.1 mol.0.1 mol is a quantity. 0.1M is a concentration.
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