molymoles of soluteMolarity (M or"Lvolume of solution in litersFrom the model define solute, solvent and solution.Which can be measured directly – the volume of solution or the moles of solute?alWhich cannot be measured directly - the volume of solution or the moles of solute?How can you work with the quantity you cannot measure out to ensure accuracy? Show how you will goabout this.If a student is given the amount of solute in grams and the volume of solution in milliliters, how can theyuse this information to calculate the molarity? Make a flowchart to show what the student should do. Model 1Before crystal is dissolvedAfter crystal is dissolvedit forms a solution(All particles are moving.)= solute particle in crystal,O= solvent particle, which is movingOL

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From the model define solute, solvent and solution. Which can be measured directly- the volume of solution or the moles of solute? Which cannot be measured directly- the volume of solution or the moles of solute? How can you work with the quantity you cannot measure out to ensure accuracy? Show how you will go about this.

From the model define solute, solvent and solution. Which can be measured directly- the volume of solution or the moles of solute? Which cannot be measured directly- the volume of solution or the moles of solute? How can you work with the quantity you cannot measure out to ensure accuracy? Show how you will go about this.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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