What is the molarity of NO?3 in each solution?
0.150 M KNO3.
0.220 M Ca(NO3)2
0.370 M Al(NO3)3.
KNO3................> K+ + NO3-
KNO3 produce one NO3- ion.
so molarity of NO?3 in this solution = 0.150 M
0.220 M Ca(NO3)2:
Ca(NO3)2......................> Ca2+ + 2 NO3-
Ca(NO3)2 produce two NO3- ion.
so molarity of NO?3 = 2 * 0.220 = 0.440 M
0.370 M Al(NO3)3.:
Al(NO3)3 .............> Al3+ + 3 NO3-
Al(NO3)3 produce three NO3- ions.
molarity of NO?3 = 3 * 0.370 = 1.11 M
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