I need to convert 1.0 Normal of HCL to 0.1 Normal HCL
Please help I need to make a 500 ml sample of 0.1 Normal HCL
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Re: HCL
by Guest » Sun Jun 25, 2006 7:49 pm
SHA wrote:I need to convert 1.0 Normal of HCL to 0.1 Normal HCL
Please help I need to make a 500 ml sample of 0.1 Normal HCL
Take 50 mL of your 1 normal solution, add enough water (about 450 mL) to dilute it to 500 mL. Strength will now be 0.1 N. (Measure the diluted volume, not the water. For some substances, the volumes are not EXACTLY additive, but always at least close)
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