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Question 96 of 144 in Chemical Formulae, Equations and Calculations Part 2

The standard calculation

1 mark · Easy

State the first step you should always take when calculating the concentration of a solution using the three-step titration calculation method.

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Calculate the number of moles of the standard (known) solution using its concentration and volume.

Also accept: Find the moles of the solution with known concentration using its volume and concentration.; Work out the moles of the known solution first.

Common mistakes: Stating "calculate the concentration" as the first step.; Stating "convert units first."

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B1 · 1 mark · States first step is to calculate moles of the standard (known) solution (by multiplying concentration and volume).

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The first step is to calculate the number of moles of the solution with known concentration and volume.

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