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The Fixer (rescue a weigh-out): practice problems Work out the result for the Fixer (rescue a weigh-out). Every answer here is computed by the same tested calculator the rest of the site uses, so a solution can never drift away from the maths.
Problem 1 The Fixer (rescue a weigh-out) Work out the result for the Fixer (rescue a weigh-out).
Mass you actually weighed (mg): 400 Molar mass (g/mol): 58.44 Target concentration (M): 0.1 Show the answer and the working Dissolve it in 68.446 mL to get 0.1 M.
Moles in hand: mass / MW = 6.845 mmol Dissolve to: n / c_target = 68.446 mL Open this in the calculator to change the numbers.
Problem 2 The Fixer (rescue a weigh-out) Work out the result for the Fixer (rescue a weigh-out).
Mass you actually weighed (mg): 112 Molar mass (g/mol): 58.44 Target concentration (M): 0.1 Show the answer and the working Dissolve it in 19.165 mL to get 0.1 M.
Moles in hand: mass / MW = 1.916 mmol Dissolve to: n / c_target = 19.165 mL Open this in the calculator to change the numbers.
Problem 3 The Fixer (rescue a weigh-out) Work out the result for the Fixer (rescue a weigh-out).
Mass you actually weighed (mg): 400 Molar mass (g/mol): 58.44 Target concentration (M): 0.4 Show the answer and the working Dissolve it in 17.112 mL to get 0.4 M.
Moles in hand: mass / MW = 6.845 mmol Dissolve to: n / c_target = 17.112 mL Open this in the calculator to change the numbers.
Problem 4 The Fixer (rescue a weigh-out) Work out the result for the Fixer (rescue a weigh-out).
Mass you actually weighed (mg): 500 Molar mass (g/mol): 58.44 Target concentration (M): 0.4 Show the answer and the working Dissolve it in 21.389 mL to get 0.4 M.
Moles in hand: mass / MW = 8.556 mmol Dissolve to: n / c_target = 21.389 mL Open this in the calculator to change the numbers.
Problem 5 The Fixer (rescue a weigh-out) Work out the result for the Fixer (rescue a weigh-out).
Mass you actually weighed (mg): 300 Molar mass (g/mol): 58.44 Target concentration (M): 0.4 Show the answer and the working Dissolve it in 12.834 mL to get 0.4 M.
Moles in hand: mass / MW = 5.133 mmol Dissolve to: n / c_target = 12.834 mL Open this in the calculator to change the numbers.
Problem 6 The Fixer (rescue a weigh-out) Work out the result for the Fixer (rescue a weigh-out).
Mass you actually weighed (mg): 112 Molar mass (g/mol): 58.44 Target concentration (M): 0.75 Show the answer and the working Dissolve it in 2.555 mL to get 0.75 M.
Moles in hand: mass / MW = 1.916 mmol Dissolve to: n / c_target = 2.555 mL Open this in the calculator to change the numbers.
Problem 7 The Fixer (rescue a weigh-out) Work out the result for the Fixer (rescue a weigh-out).
Mass you actually weighed (mg): 100 Molar mass (g/mol): 58.44 Target concentration (M): 0.25 Show the answer and the working Dissolve it in 6.845 mL to get 0.25 M.
Moles in hand: mass / MW = 1.711 mmol Dissolve to: n / c_target = 6.845 mL Open this in the calculator to change the numbers.
Problem 8 The Fixer (rescue a weigh-out) Work out the result for the Fixer (rescue a weigh-out).
Mass you actually weighed (mg): 112 Molar mass (g/mol): 58.44 Target concentration (M): 0.15 Show the answer and the working Dissolve it in 12.777 mL to get 0.15 M.
Moles in hand: mass / MW = 1.916 mmol Dissolve to: n / c_target = 12.777 mL Open this in the calculator to change the numbers.
Problem 9 The Fixer (rescue a weigh-out) Work out the result for the Fixer (rescue a weigh-out).
Mass you actually weighed (mg): 150 Molar mass (g/mol): 58.44 Target concentration (M): 0.1 Show the answer and the working Dissolve it in 25.667 mL to get 0.1 M.
Moles in hand: mass / MW = 2.567 mmol Dissolve to: n / c_target = 25.667 mL Open this in the calculator to change the numbers.
Problem 10 The Fixer (rescue a weigh-out) Work out the result for the Fixer (rescue a weigh-out).
Mass you actually weighed (mg): 300 Molar mass (g/mol): 58.44 Target concentration (M): 0.1 Show the answer and the working Dissolve it in 51.335 mL to get 0.1 M.
Moles in hand: mass / MW = 5.133 mmol Dissolve to: n / c_target = 51.335 mL Open this in the calculator to change the numbers.
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