volume of solution required to prepare = 153.9 ml , required w/v% = 5.40%
we know formula mass of solute in gram = (volume of solution in ml x w/v%)/100
substitute values to find gram of potassium fluoride solute required
mass of potassium fluoride solute required = (153.9 x 5.40)/100 = 8.3106 gram
ans 8.3106 gram of potassium fluoride is required to prepare 153.9 ml of 5.40 % (w/v) solution of potassium fluoride
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