Phar Organic Lab Practice Questions PDF
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This document contains practice questions on molarity calculations and preparing solutions, focusing on the calculation of grams of solute needed to prepare specific volumes of solutions. Includes detailed equations related to molarity.
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Phar Organic Lab Asst Prof. Akıle TUNCAL Dr. Gizem ŞANLITURK MOLARITY MOLARITY-MOLE You’ll need a grams to moles formula to find the moles of a substance you have. The gram to mol formula is: n= m/MW Preparing Solutions Solution...
Phar Organic Lab Asst Prof. Akıle TUNCAL Dr. Gizem ŞANLITURK MOLARITY MOLARITY-MOLE You’ll need a grams to moles formula to find the moles of a substance you have. The gram to mol formula is: n= m/MW Preparing Solutions Solutions are commonly prepared by - Using solid solute - Diluting a concentrated solution - When preparing a solution from solid solute, first use the molarity equation determine the mass of the solute required. Steps Involved in Preparing Solutions from Solids - Calculate the amount of solid required - Mass out the solid - Place in an appropriate volumetric flask - Fill flask about half full with water and mix. - Fill to the mark with water and invert to mix. Preparing a Solution from Solid Solute QUESTION 1: An experiment calls for 250 mL of a 0.10 M NaCl (saline) solution. How many grams of solid NaCl are required to make the solution? Explain how you would create this solution. (NaCl=58,44 g/mol) Preparing a Solution from Solid Solute QUESTION 2: How many grams of glucose is required to prepare 500 mL of 0.04 M glucose solution? Explain how you would create this solution. (Glucose: C₆H₁₂O₆) (C=12g, H=1g, O=16g)