Answer to Question #191640 in General Chemistry for Jorge Trevino Jr

General Chemistry

Question #191640

how many milliliters of a 0.75 m solution of HNO3 are required to obtain 2.0 kg of NHO3

Expert's answer

n(HNO3)1=2000g/63g/mol=31.75mol

V=n/C(concentration)

V=31.75mol/0.75=42.33l

42.33l=42330ml

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