Question

A. A standard 18-foot round Above Ground Pool with 52-inch walls holds 8602 gallons of water (assuming the actual water depth is 6 inches lower than the wall height).

1- What is the volume of water in liters in this above ground pool?

2- If you were to make a 0.058 M NaCl solution in the 18 foot above ground pool, how many moles of NaCl would you need?

3- How many grams of NaCl would you need for your 18 foot above ground pool?

4- How many pounds of NaCl would you need for your 18 foot above ground pool?

B. You are asked to prepare 10. mL of a 0.5M solution of glucose. Unfortunately, there is no glucose remaining in the reagent jar. There is, however, some left over 2.5M glucose solution. How would you prepare your diluted glucose solution?

Please show all the calculations

Answer 1