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rawker

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How many moles of H+ in 25.0mL of 0.1M HCl?

The book is saying n=2.5x103 moles of HCl and also of H+

But I keep getting n=2.5x10-3

My working:
C=0.1
V=0.025
n=CV n=0.1*0.025=2.5x10-3
 

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rawker said:
How many moles of H+ in 25.0mL of 0.1M HCl?

The book is saying n=2.5x103 moles of HCl and also of H+

But I keep getting n=2.5x10-3

My working:
C=0.1
V=0.025
n=CV n=0.1*0.025=2.5x10-3
The book is incorrect. Theres no way u can have 2500 moles of anything in 25 mL
 

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Yeah, it's probably a miss-print. The book probably meant to have a negative index of 3, which is your answer.
 

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