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Concentration of a solution
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What does the concentration of a solution measure?

Mass of solute in 1 dm³ of solution

What are the units for concentration?

g/dm³

How many cm³ are equal to 1 dm³?

1000 cm³

What is the formula for concentration?

massvolume\frac{\text{mass}}{\text{volume}}

What is a solute?

The dissolved substance

What is the solvent when making a solution in water?

Water

Calculate the concentration: 50 g of solute in 2 dm³ of solution.

25 g/dm³

Calculate the mass of solute in 10 dm³ of 8 g/dm³ solution.

80 g

Calculate the mass in 500 cm³ of 6 g/dm³ solution.

3 g

What happens to concentration when more solute is dissolved in the same volume?

Concentration increases

Why must volume be in dm³ before using the concentration formula?

To match the units in g/dm³

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