If a #0.3*mol# quantity of calcium chloride is dissolved in a #1*L# water solvent what are the concentrations of #Ca^(2+)# and #Cl^-#?
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Explanation:
Now calcium chloride speciates in aqueous solution according to the following chemical equation.....
And thus if
Capisce?
0.6
Explanation:
In your example:
To change the volume into Liters, we have to divide the volume by thousand (1L contains 1000 ml):
Since we are finding the molar concentration of chloride ions:
Therefore the concentration of Chloride ions is double the concentration of Calcium chloride: