Chemistry calculations, please show all work
How do you prepare the following solutions?
1) 2L solution of 20% methanol. FW=32.06g/mol
2) 2L solution of 150mM MOPS. FW=209.26g/mol
3) how would you prepare 1L of 5X stock solution of 0.15M sodium phosphate buffer (use Na2HPO4) FW=141.96g/mol
1. 20% solution means 20 ml of methanol in 100 ml of water
So, in 1 L or 1000 ml solution, amount of methanol= 200 ml
for 2L solution or 2000 ml, amount of methanol= 200+200 = 400 ml
400 ml of methanol is dissolved in water to make the volume upto 2000 ml.
2. 2L solution of 150mM MOPS.
Molarity= 150mM or 0.15 M
molarity = moles/ volume of solution in litres
moles= molarity*volume of solution in litres= 0.15*2= 0.3
weigt= moles*molar mass= 0.3*209.26 = 62.7 gm
62.7 gm of MOPS dissolved in 2 L of water to make 150mM solution.
3. Moles of Na2HPO4= molarity* volume in L = 0.15*1= 0.15 moles
Dilution to 5 times= 0.15*5= 0.75
weight= moles*molar mass = 0.75*141.96= 106.47 gm
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