What is the molarity of a solution containing 1 moles of solute dissolved in 5 liters of solution?
Difficulty: Medium
About this MCQ
Medium MCAT item. Correct choice: A. 0.2 M.
- A. 0.2 M ✓
- B. 0.5 M
Why not B: “0.5 M” is not 0.2 M.
- C. 5 M
Why not C: “5 M” is not 0.2 M.
- D. 0.7 M
Why not D: “0.7 M” is not 0.2 M.
Correct answer
A. 0.2 M
Explanation
0.2 M is the value that answers “What is the molarity of a solution containing 1 moles of solute dissolved in 5 liters of solution” (option A). Option B (0.5 M) is a different value from 0.2 M. Option C (5 M) is a different value from 0.2 M. Option D (0.7 M) is a different value from 0.2 M. Keep 0.2 M as the MCAT fact for this stem.
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Tags: Molarity, molarity solution, solution containing, 0.2 M
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