Answer:
0.431M
Explanation:
To find the concentration of NaCl we need to know how many moles comes from each solution. Then, we need to sum the total volume in liters and, as molarity (Unit of concentration) is the ratio between moles and volume we can determine concentration.
Moles from first solution:
259mL = 0.259L * (0.850mol / L) = 0.22015 moles of NaCl
Moles from second solution:
567mL = 0.567L * (0.240mol / L) = 0.13608 moles of NaCl
Total moles:
0.22015 + 0.13608 = 0.35623 moles of NaCl
Total volume:
259mL + 567mL = 826mL = 0.826L
Thus, molarity of the mixture is:
0.3562 moles NaCl / 0.826
0.431M
