To make a $0.10L$ volume of $[NaOH](aq)=0.15mol*L^-1$ , what mass of sodium hydroxide is required?

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To make a $0.10L$ volume of $[NaOH](aq)=0.15mol*L^-1$ , what mass of sodium hydroxide is required?

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Answer 1 · 2016-08-09T15:34:36

Approx. $600*mg$

Explanation:

$"Moles of sodium hydroxide"$ $=$ $0.100*cancelLxx0.15*mol*cancel(L^-1)$ $=$ $0.015*mol$

$"Mass of sodium hydroxide"$ $=$ $0.015*cancel(mol)xx40.00*g*cancel(mol^-1)$ $=$ $??g$

It would be hard to measure such a mass of sodium hydroxide accurately inasmuch as the stuff is deliquescent, and absorbs atmospheric moisture readily. It would be better to make a solution of the approximate concentration, and then make an accurate determination of $[NaOH]$ with standardized acid.

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