mass NaCl = 85.0 g
moles NaCl = (mass NaCl) / (molar mass NaCl)
moles NaCl = (85.0 g) / (58.44 g/mol)
moles NaCl = 1.4545 mol
volume of solution = 1.50 L
concentration NaCl = (moles NaCl) / (volume of solution)
concentration NaCl = (1.4545 mol) / (1.50 L)
concentration NaCl = 0.970 M
concentration Cl- = concentration NaCl
concentration Cl- = 0.970 M
volume of solution taken = 765 mL
moles of Cl- = (concentration Cl-) * (volume of solution taken)
moles of Cl- = (0.970 M) * (765 mL)
moles of Cl- = 741.8 mmol
volume of solution remaining = (volume of solution taken) - (volume of water evaporated)
volume of solution remaining = (765 mL) - (488 mL)
volume of solution remaining = 277 mL
resulting concentration of Cl- = (moles of Cl-) / (volume of solution remaining)
resulting concentration of Cl- = (741.8 mmol) / (277 mL)
resulting concentration of Cl- = 2.68 M
3. (hard) 85.0 g NaCl was dissolved in 1.50 L water. 765 mL of this solution...
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