A solution of sulfuric acid (h2so4) has a concentration of 6.0m. it contains 14.7mol h2so4. what is its volume? reference: m = mol/l group of answer choices 0.41l 88.2l none of these are correct. 2.45l

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A solution of sulfuric acid (h2so4) has a concentration of 6.0m. it contains 14.7mol h2so4. what is its volume? reference: m = mol/l

group of answer choices

0.41l

88.2l

none of these are correct.

2.45l

Chemistry
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Answer:

V = 0.41L

Step-by-step explanation:

$c=(n)/(V)\\n=cV\\14.7=6.0V\\ \\V=0.41l$

Syed Jameel Ahmed answered May 20, 2023

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