If a student wanted to make 0.7 M solution of kool-Aid, how many moles of Kool-Aid mixture would there be in 0.5 L of solution? (Assume mostly sugar)

0.35 mol

Explanation:

0.7 M = 0.7 mol of kool-aid/ 1 L solution

0.7 mol 1 L solution

x mol    0.5 L solution

x = 0.7*0.5/1 = 0.35 mol

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