A laboratory technician purchased 250. mL of 15.4 mol/L nitric acid. She uses this concentrated solution to prepare a 1.00 mol/L nitric acid solution. How many litres of dilute nitric acid can she prepare from the concentrated nitric acid solution she purchased?

A laboratory technician purchased 250. mL of 15.4 mol/L nitric acid. She uses this concentrated solution to prepare a 1.00 mol/L nitric acid solution. How many litres of dilute nitric acid can she prepare from the concentrated nitric acid solution she purchased?

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A laboratory technician purchased 250. mL of
15.4 mol/L nitric acid. She uses this
concentrated solution to prepare a 1.00 mol/L
nitric acid solution. How many litres of dilute
nitric acid can she prepare from the
concentrated nitric acid solution she
purchased?

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