Answer-
The molar concentration of [tex]2.3[/tex] g NaCl glucose in [tex]6[/tex] liters of solution is [tex]0.0066[/tex]moles/litre
Explanation:
Molarity is the number of moles of a substance in a unit volume of solution. Molarity is known as molar concentration and its unit is [tex]\frac{mole}{l} \\[/tex]
Number of moles in [tex]2.3[/tex] grams of NaCL
[tex] = \frac{2.3}{58} \\= 0.039[/tex]
Molar concentration
[tex] = \frac{0.0396}{6} \\= 0.0066\\[/tex] moles/litre
Hence, the molar concentration of [tex]2.3[/tex] g NaCl glucose in [tex]6[/tex] liters of solution is [tex]0.0066[/tex]moles/litre
