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      • Wat is the total concentration of ions in a .250 M solution of HCl? 12/1/2009 1:48PM
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      • The answer is not .250..
    • mighty porn stache
      • RE: Wat is the total concentration of ions in a .250 M solution of HCl? 12/1/2009 2:13PM - in reply to question....
      • mighty porn stache
      • Since HCl is a strong acid and completely dissociates into H+ and Cl- in solution (within reason to assume this), the total ionic concentration is .250M H+ [plus] .250M Cl- = .500M. More correctly stated, the solution is 0.5 osmol or 500 milliosmol (that is the osmolarity).
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      • RE: Wat is the total concentration of ions in a .250 M solution of HCl? 12/1/2009 2:21PM - in reply to mighty porn stache
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      • Ah thanks a lot! So for strong acids and bases, you add the molarity but for weaker ones that don't dissociate you don't?

        So if it was Ca(OH)2 instaed of HCl would be split into Ca2+ + OH-, so it would be .250 + .250 = .5?
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      • RE: Wat is the total concentration of ions in a .250 M solution of HCl? 12/1/2009 2:25PM - in reply to mighty porn stache
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      • Oh and haha sorry, do you think you could help me with another one? I can't seem to get it..

        Equation: GeH4 + 3GeF4 -> 4GeF3H

        If reaction yield is 92.6%, how many moles of GeF4 are needed to produce 8 mol of GeF3H?

        So do you do: 8 mol GeF3H (.926) * 3 mol GeF4/4 mol GeF3H

        I think that's wrong though...
    • mighty porn stache
      • RE: Wat is the total concentration of ions in a .250 M solution of HCl? 12/1/2009 2:28PM - in reply to question....
      • mighty porn stache
      • Ca(OH)2 would be .750 osmol.
        Add up the ions kid. One Ca ion, two OH ions.
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      • RE: Wat is the total concentration of ions in a .250 M solution of HCl? 12/1/2009 2:35PM - in reply to mighty porn stache
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      • Oh and a weak acid or base that doesn't dissociate, it would stay at .250 right?
    • mighty porn stache
      • RE: Wat is the total concentration of ions in a .250 M solution of HCl? 12/1/2009 2:35PM - in reply to question....
      • mighty porn stache
      • The answer is 6.48 mol of the GeF4.

        I'll let you figure out the work. It's not hard. Just go back to the equation and starting setting things equal as if the equation was 100% efficient. Then figure it out as if it were 92.6% efficient, keeping in mind that you essentially want 8 to be the constant.
    • 26mi235
      • RE: Wat is the total concentration of ions in a .250 M solution of HCl? 12/1/2009 2:58PM - in reply to mighty porn stache
      • 26mi235
      • well if 100% then 3X = 4Y, how many X to make 8Y. Now derate the 3 by scaling by .926.. ...

        Your really do not have much of a feel for chemistry do you. It has been 40 years since I took chem and it is much more obvious to me than to you.

        mighty porn stache wrote:
        The answer is 6.48 mol of the GeF4.

        I'll let you figure out the work. It's not hard. Just go back to the equation and starting setting things equal as if the equation was 100% efficient. Then figure it out as if it were 92.6% efficient, keeping in mind that you essentially want 8 to be the constant.
    • WhalingFan
      • RE: Wat is the total concentration of ions in a .250 M solution of HCl? 12/1/2009 4:22PM - in reply to question....
      • WhalingFan
      • You may want to consider the Berkely Gen Chem MCAT review, if you are premed
    • Avagadro
      • RE: Wat is the total concentration of ions in a .250 M solution of HCl? 12/1/2009 4:41PM - in reply to question....
      • Avagadro
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