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A certain molecular compound M has a solubility in acetone of 20.0gL at 5.°C. Calculate the mass of M that's dissolved in 5.0L of a saturated solution of M in acetone at this temperature.Be sure your answer has the correct unit symbol and number of significant digits.

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A certain molecular compound M has a solubility in acetone of 20.0gL at 5.°C. Calculate the mass of M that's dissolved in 5.0L of a saturated solution of M in acetone at this temperature.Be sure your answer has the correct unit symbol and number of significant digits.

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Solution 1

First, we need to convert the solubility of compound M from g/L to g.

Given that the solubility of M is 20.0 g/L, we can calculate the mass of M in 5.0 L of solution by multiplying the solubility by the volume of the solution:

20.0 g/L * 5.0 L = 100.0 g

Therefore, 100.0 g of compound M will be dissolved in 5.0 L of a saturated solution of M in acetone at 5.°C.

The answer has the correct unit symbol (g for grams) and the correct number of significant digits (4).

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Solution 2

First, we need to convert the solubility of compound M from g/L to g/5L because the volume of the solution given in the problem is 5L.

The solubility of M is given as 20.0 g/L.

So, the amount of M that can be dissolved in 5.0L of acetone is:

20.0 g/L * 5.0 L = 100.0 g

Therefore, 100.0 g of compound M can be dissolved in 5.0L of a saturated solution of M in acetone at 5°C.

The answer has the correct unit symbol (g) and the correct number of significant digits (4).

This problem has been solved

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