Calculating Concentration in a Mixture of KNO3 and Fe3CN6

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When mixing 20 ml of 1M KNO3 with 20 ml of 2 mM Fe3CN6, the concentrations of both chemicals will change due to the increase in total volume. To calculate the new concentrations, first determine the total moles of each solute by multiplying the original volume by its molarity. For KNO3, this is 0.2L multiplied by 1M, resulting in 0.2 moles. Then, divide the total moles by the new total volume (40 ml or 0.04L) to find the new concentration for each solute. This method ensures accurate concentration calculations after mixing.
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hi,a basic question, i added 20 ml of 1M Kno3 with 20 ml of 2 mM of Fe3CN6. will the concentration of the two chemicals remain same in mixture?? if not how to calculate ... All i need to prepare a 20 ml of a mixture of 1M Kno3 and 2mM Fe3CN6...

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The concentration will change because you're changing the volume but not the molar amount. Multiply the volume of the original solution by the molarity of the solutes to find the total moles of each solute.

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0.2L * 1M = 0.2 moles KNO3

Then divide that molar amount by the new volume (40ml = 0.04L) to find the new concentration.
 
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