Suppose that an initial volume (VI) of 14.420 mL of Nacl solution with a concentration M1=7.714 mol/L was diluted to V2 to obtain a final concentration of M2- 2.845 mol/L. Calculate the final volume V2. a. Choose the correct operation for calculating the initial volume V2: b. The correet operation after substituting the values looks like: c. V2 = Unit =

Suppose that an initial volume (VI) of 14.420 mL of Nacl solution with a concentration M1=7.714 mol/L was diluted to V2 to obtain a final concentration of M2- 2.845 mol/L. Calculate the final volume V2. a. Choose the correct operation for calculating the initial volume V2: b. The correet operation after substituting the values looks like: c. V2 = Unit =

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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