powergirl Thread starter Jan 11, 2007 #1 How are 0.50 mole sodium carbonate and 0.50 molar sodium carbonate different? Can anyone tell me the diff:?
How are 0.50 mole sodium carbonate and 0.50 molar sodium carbonate different? Can anyone tell me the diff:?
mark-ashleigh Messages 30 Reaction score 0 Jan 11, 2007 #2 because one is a molarity Molarity = moles / solution ( litres) So for molarity it would be the 0.5 / 10 litres... ( molarity is the moles divided by the amount of solution...so they are different units) Hence moles % molar
because one is a molarity Molarity = moles / solution ( litres) So for molarity it would be the 0.5 / 10 litres... ( molarity is the moles divided by the amount of solution...so they are different units) Hence moles % molar