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2A + 3B--> A2B3 If 3mL of 0.04M A, 4mL of 0.02M B and 3mL of H2O was into a reaction test tube, what are the concentrations of A and B in the test tube.

2A + 3B--> A2B3 If 3mL of 0.04M A, 4mL of 0.02M B and 3mL of H2O was into a reaction-example-1

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Answer:


[A]=0.012M


[B]=0.008M

Step-by-step explanation:

Hello,

In this case, given the concentration and volume of each reactant, we first compute their moles in the solution:


n_A=0.003L*0.04mol/L=1.2x10^(-4)mol\\\\n_B=0.004L*0.02mol/L=8x10^(-5)mol

Thus, since the total volume is computed given the volume of each reactant as well as the extra water, we have:


V=0.003L+0.004L+0.003L=0.010L

Thus, the concentrations of A and B are:


[A]=(1.2x10^(-4)mol)/(0.010L)=0.012M


[B]=(8x10^(-5)mol)/(0.010L)=0.008M

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