The molarity of the copper solution in the cuvet below was determined by spectrophotometric analysis to be 2.90 102 M Cu. Using the diagram below to help visualize the dilution process, calculate the grams of copper in the Jefferson nickel used to make the initial solution.
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First solve the equation Mi*Vi=Mf*Vf from the info given. You can plug in everything except for the molarity of volume 1. Mi= Vi=5.00mL Mf=0.0029M Vf=100mL. Solving for Mi will get you 0.580M Cu.
Using the concentration and Volume of solution 1, 0.1L you can find the number of moles of copper in the solution= 0.0580 moles Cu.
Lastly,Convert moles to grams which gives you 3.69g Cu.
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