To find the concnetration after dilution, we have eto use the formula
M1V1 = M2V1
Thus M2 = M1V1 / V2
where M1 = Initial concentration
V1 = Initial volume
M2 = Final concentration
V2 = Final volume after dilution.
Giiven the final voolume of the mixture for all (V2) = 50 ml.
Thus the final concentrations will be-
Reaction mixture | KI | KBrO3 | HCl |
1 | M2 = MIV1/ V2 = 0.010 M* 10 ml/ 50 ml = 0.002 M |
M2=MIV1/V2 = 0.040 M* 10 ml/ 50ml = 0.008 M |
M2 = MIV1/ V2 = 0.10 M* 10 ml/ 50 ml = 0.02 M |
2 |
M2 = MIV1/ V2 = 0.010 M* 20 ml/ 50 ml = 0.004 M |
M2 = MIV1/ V2 = 0.040 M* 10 ml/ 50 ml = 0.008 M |
M2 = MIV1/ V2 = 0.10 M* 10 ml/ 50 ml = 0.02 M |
3 |
M2 = MIV1/ V2 = 0.010 M* 10 ml/ 50 ml = 0.002 M |
M2 = MIV1/ V2 = 0.040 M* 20 ml/ 50 ml = 0.016 M |
M2 = MIV1/ V2 = 0.10 M* 10 ml/ 50 ml = 0.02 M |
4 |
M2 = MIV1/ V2 = 0.010 M* 10 ml/ 50 ml = 0.002 M |
M2 = MIV1/ V2 = 0.040 M* 10 ml/ 50 ml = 0.002 M |
M2 = MIV1/ V2 = 0.10 M* 20 ml/ 50 ml = 0.04 M |
5 |
M2 = MIV1/ V2 = 0.010 M* 8 ml/ 50 ml = 0.0016 M |
M2 = MIV1/ V2 = 0.040 M* 5 ml/ 50 ml = 0.004 M |
M2 = MIV1/ V2 = 0.10 M* 15 ml/ 50 ml = 0.03 M |
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