Intro to Molarity

Match the following words to their definitions

• Solute

• The substance in lesser amount in a solution. The 'thing' being dissolved

• Saturated

• A measure of the maximum amount of solute dissolved in a solvent

• Solubility

• The maximum amount of solute dissolved in a solvent

• Unsaturated

• The substance in greater amount in a solution. The 'thing' dissolving

• Solvent

• Less than the maximum amount of solute dissolved in a solvent

Drain the tank. For each solute, use the dropper to fill the tank to 0.5 L. Use the shaker to add a little more of the solute until you reach saturation. Use the concentration meter to read the concentration. What was the concentration for Cobalt (II) Nitrate?

Drain the tank. For each solute, use the dropper to fill the tank to 0.5 L. Use the shaker to add a little more of the solute until you reach saturation. Use the concentration meter to read the concentration. What was the concentration for Cobalt (II) Chloride?

Drain the tank. For each solute, use the dropper to fill the tank to 0.5 L. Use the shaker to add a little more of the solute until you reach saturation. Use the concentration meter to read the concentration. What was the concentration for Potassium Dichromate?

Drain the tank. For each solute, use the dropper to fill the tank to 0.5 L. Use the shaker to add a little more of the solute until you reach saturation. Use the concentration meter to read the concentration. What was the concentration for Potassium Chromate?

Drain the tank. For each solute, use the dropper to fill the tank to 0.5 L. Use the shaker to add a little more of the solute until you reach saturation. Use the concentration meter to read the concentration. What was the concentration for Nickel (II) Chloride?

Drain the tank. For each solute, use the dropper to fill the tank to 0.5 L. Use the shaker to add a little more of the solute until you reach saturation. Use the concentration meter to read the concentration. What was the concentration for Copper (II) Sulfate?

Drain the tank. For each solute, use the dropper to fill the tank to 0.5 L. Use the shaker to add a little more of the solute until you reach saturation. Use the concentration meter to read the concentration. What was the concentration for Potassium Permanganate?

Drain the tank. For each solute, use the dropper to fill the tank to 0.5 L. Use the shaker to add a little more of the solute until you reach saturation. Use the concentration meter to read the concentration. What was the concentration for Sodium Chloride?

What is the correct equation for calculating molarity?

• M = mol/L

• M = g/mol

• M = g/L

• M = L/mol