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How to Make Simple Solutions and Dilutions

Unit Definitions

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4. Making fixed volumes of specific concentrations from liquid reagents: V1C1=V2C2..

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V = volumeC = concentration;

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5. Molar solutions (unit = M = moles/L)..

6 molarity +#formula weight -E molecular weight !#.To prepare a liter of a simple molar solution from a dry reagent: formula weight E

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6. Percent Solutions (= parts per hundred)..

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7. Conversions from % to molarity and from molarity to %..

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