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20.0 mL of 0.100 M chemical A is mixed with 40.0 mL of 0.500 M chemical B. Calculate the final molarity concentration of chemical A and the final molarity concentation of chemical B in the mixture.
for whatever reason (just burned out i think) my brain cant seem to make this make sense. does this give me everything needed to solve? Can someone help me with solving?
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Start with the reaction equation. Which is a limiting reactant? Or is it an equilibrium process?
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If A and B don't react, then you're asked how to make a solution from two solutions. Consider: if you had just A, and added some water, you'd expect less conc., right? But how much? Does that change because there's some B in your diluent?
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