To what volume in .... must 50.0ml of 3.50M H2SO4 be diluted in order to make 2 M H2SO4?

Correct answer: C. 87.5

  • A. 25
  • B. 60.1
  • C. 87.5
  • D. 93.2

Explanation

The correct option is c 87.5 mL M1V1=M2V2 Where, M1⇒ Molarity of the initial solution = 3.5 M V1⇒ Volume of the initial solution = 50 mL M2⇒ Molarity of the resultant solution i.e. after dilution = 2 M V2⇒ Volume of the resultant solution 3.5×50=2×V2 V2=3.5×502=87.5 mL Therefore, the initial solution must be diluted to 87.5 mL

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