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Question: For \(25.3g\) of sodium carbonate \(N{a_2}C{O_3}\) is dissolved in enough water to make \(250ml\) of...
For 25.3g of sodium carbonate Na2CO3 is dissolved in enough water to make 250ml of solution. If sodium carbonate dissociates completely molar concentration of sodium ions Na+ and carbonate ions are respectively (molar mass of Na2CO3=106gmol−1 )?
Solution
In chemistry, concentration shows how a substance is strong or reactive. The molar concept is used to find the concentration, mass, and moles of the substance. There is a constant value of one mole that is Avogadro constant.
Complete step by step answer:
Before, calculating the concentration of sodium and carbonate ions, let's have a look at molar mass.
Molar mass - It states that the mass of a sample substance that is in grams divided by the molecular weight of the substance. It represents M and its SI unit is kg/mol.
Molarity - It defines the concentration of the chemical substance. It measures in terms of per unit volume of solution.
Solution -It a mixture of solute and solvent. The solute is the substance dissolved in the solvent.
We have given, Na2CO3→2Na++CO3−−
Here, one mole of sodium carbonate is equal to two moles of sodium and one mole of carbonate.
molar mass Na2CO3 = 106gmol−1
volume -250ml
Firstly, find the number of moles of Na2CO3
n=10625.3=0.238
When we dissociate it, we get two times sodium moles and one time carbonate.
sodium moles = 2×0.238=0.476
carbonate moles= 1×0.238=0.238
Now, find the molarity =volofsolutionmolesofsolute
molarity of sodium = 250×10−30.476 =1.910M
molarity of carbonate = 250×10−30.238 =0.955M
Therefore, the concentration of sodium and carbonate ions are 1.910Mand 0.955M.
Note:
The solution has two types that are Homogeneous solution and Heterogeneous solution. Homogeneous - A solution in a fixed ratio or composition is known as homogeneous. Heterogeneous - A solution is not in a fixed ratio or composition that is known as the heterogeneous solution. The common unit of molarity is mol per liter.