If I dilute 213 mL of 9.22 M H2SO4 to 390 ml, what would be the concentration (molarity) of the new solution?(round your answer to the hundredths place) HELLOPPPPP PLEASEEE ):

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If I dilute 213 mL of 9.22 M H2SO4 to 390 ml, what would be the concentration (molarity) of the new solution?(round your answer to the hundredths

place)
HELLOPPPPP PLEASEEE ):

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Answer:

5.0 moles

Step-by-step explanation:

213/390 x 9.22 = 5.04

Round to least sig fig (390 ml)

5.0

Rlibby answered Apr 2, 2022

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