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Solutions: Dilutions. A. Dilutions: Introduction

solutions : Dilutions: The dilution The logic of the dilution Should you memorize the dilution equation? -- Attention X11 Practical Dilutions involving other concentration dilution Multiple dilutions; serial handout was originally written for another purpose. It was intended as aself-paced review for students to use on their own, with staff available for was part of a set of several such handouts. Some of the other handouts arementioned here; if you are interested in one of them, let me handout follows Molarity. One problem uses material from Percentage. However, for themost part, Dilutions and Percentage are independent; they can be done in parallel, or in Dilutions: IntroductionIn the previous work we discussed preparing solutions from the pure components (for example,solid NaCl solute and the solvent, water). However, sometimes you prepare one solution fromanother. In particular, it is common to take a concentrated solution and prepare a dilutesolution, by adding more solvent.

Solutions: Dilutions. Page 4 moles moles = volume * molarity = volume * —————— volume (where volume means volume of solution). Recall the Example in Sect B, above.

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