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Virtual Lab. Calculating Concetration of A Solution Part 2

1. The document contains calculations to determine the mass of a substance given its molar amount and molar mass. 2. It also contains predictions about how adding or removing components would change the molarity of solutions. Specifically, it states that adding water decreases concentration but adding solute increases concentration, while draining solution and solute together does not change molarity. 3. The last prediction is that adding more solute in liquid form would both increase molarity and amount of solute.

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Virtual Lab. Calculating Concetration of A Solution Part 2

1. The document contains calculations to determine the mass of a substance given its molar amount and molar mass. 2. It also contains predictions about how adding or removing components would change the molarity of solutions. Specifically, it states that adding water decreases concentration but adding solute increases concentration, while draining solution and solute together does not change molarity. 3. The last prediction is that adding more solute in liquid form would both increase molarity and amount of solute.

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1.

Show your work: B


1 mol
30 g x = 1.0013 mol
129.83 g

2. Show your work: C


1.00 mol
M= =2 M
0.5 l

Show your work: A


Mole=0.5 l ( 1.01mol
l )
=0.5 mol
129.83
0.5 mol x =64.915 g
1 mol

4/12/20 Loeblein https://phet.colorado.edu/en/contributions/update-success/5453 page 1


4. Prediction and explanation with support
B When you add more water to a solution, what will change in the solution is the volume,
therefore the concentration is going to decrease, But the amount of grams that I added were not
change

5. Prediction and explanation with support


B molarity decrease because you evaporate the water, so it has more solute and it also change the
volume.

4/12/20 Loeblein https://phet.colorado.edu/en/contributions/update-success/5453 page 2


6. Prediction and explanation with support
E. no change in molarity because you drained out the solute and the solution at the same time so
it will be the same molarity

7. Prediction and explanation with support


A. Molarity will increase because you are adding more solute and the concentration change

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8. Prediction and explanation with support
E. more than one because will increase the molarity and will increase the amount of NiCl2
because you add the solute that is liquid

4/12/20 Loeblein https://phet.colorado.edu/en/contributions/update-success/5453 page 4

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