Stoichiometry word problem
Mr. Jones gives you a stock solution of 5.0 mol/L sulphuric acid. He asks you to prepare a 6.0 mol/L solution by dilution of the stock solution. You give Mr. Jones a puzzled look. Explain to him why this is or isn’t possible
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