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7.3 - Mole and Concentration of Solutions Part 3

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  • ✓Define concentration in mol dm⁻³ and g dm⁻³
  • ✓Use formulas for moles, concentration, and volume
  • ✓Convert between concentration in mol dm⁻³ and g dm⁻³
  • ✓Solve problems involving dilution and concentration
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Have you ever made a glass of Kool-Aid or lemonade and found it too sweet or too weak? That’s concentration in action! In chemistry, concentration tells us how much solute (the substance dissolved) is present in a given volume of solution. It’s like the strength of your drink, more solute means a more concentrated solution! We measure this strength in mol dm⁻³ (moles per cubic decimetre).
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Have you ever made a glass of Kool-Aid or lemonade and found it too sweet or too weak? That’s concentration in action! In chemistry, concentration tells us how much solute (the substance dissolved) is present in a given volume of solution. It’s like the strength of your drink, more solute means a more concentrated solution! We measure this strength in mol dm⁻³ (moles per cubic decimetre).
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