mass of copper sulphate given=1g
molar mass of copper sulphate=159.6g
so number of moles of copper sulphate in the solution=1/159.6 =0.0062 mol
initial volume of solution =100ml =0.1 L
initial concentration= 0.0062mol/0.1 L= 0.062 mol/L =0.062 M
dilution formula: M1V1=M2V2
M1=0.062M ,V1=0.1 L, V2=250ml =0.250 L,M2=?
M2=(M1V1)/V2 =(0.062M*0.1)/0.250 =0.0248 M
Molarity=0.0248M
thank you
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