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Reto Dilution Khan Academy

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Se realiza preguntas al estudiante sobre el video que debió haber visto en Khan Academy sobre dilución de soluciones.

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Se realiza preguntas al estudiante sobre el video que debió haber visto en Khan Academy sobre dilución de soluciones.

by Luis Eduardo Ortiz Bohorquez
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La solución inicial de sulfato de sodio es 1 molar.

2

La solución final que se desea preparar tiene una concentración mayor que la inicial.

3

El volumen final de la solución que se quiere preparar es de 500 mL.

4

La molaridad se define como los moles de soluto por litro de solución.

5

Para el cálculo, 500 mL se convierten a 0.0500 litros

6

La cantidad de moles en la solución final es 0.0625 moles.

7

Para preparar la solución, se deben tomar 62.5 mL de la solución original.

8

Después de tomar la alícuota, se agrega agua hasta completar 500 mL

9

La solución final es más concentrada que la solución inicial.

10

El procedimiento descrito corresponde a un proceso de dilución.

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