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11 years ago
I was doing a solution making lab, and came across a Ba(NO3)2 solution. In the place where it usually said the molarity of the solution, it just said saturated. How do you know how what's the molarity of the solution, and how? The solution is 160 ml if that's any help
Assume the temperature is 25 C, and the ksp is 4.64 x 10^-3
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11 years ago
If you know it's saturated, the volume is irrelevant.
The weight per mL of a saturated solution can give you molarity from the molecular weight.
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