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AI GeneratedThis video provides a practical demonstration on how to calculate the required amount of Potassium Ferrocyanide needed to prepare a specific molar solution in a laboratory setting.
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Today I'm going to prepare a reagent.
Potassium ferrocyanide
How many moles of potassium ferrocyanide are prepared in your lab?
Potassium ferrocyanide
Friends, talking about molecular weight
and quantity of Mercium Ferrocyanide
You have to determine the formula for molarity.
For this molarity, I commonly they are
Molecular weight
Molecular Weight
Multiplication of Volume in Dm³
Modeling along with the number
of oxygen in tremel
for formula
generally
100 × 1000
250 × 1000
So, even if the value comes, what should be kept?
Wolliv in Diem Cube's Dibei
As I'm about to make this time
Position Ferro Sinate 0.1 mol
100 ml in
So how much will I get? 0.1
So, meaning 1 October in the Vallivue diadem cube.
How much do I need to keep? 0.1
Weightiser Molecular Weight
Molycil WET, how much did I say? 422
And how long should the maturity be? 0.1
4.2
K₃Fe(CN)₆
How much should I keep?
Potassium ferrocyanide
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So, if you don't understand this calculation
So here you can see, look here
If you want to make Laba Zhen Dian
This value will come. Just like you will always divide me by thousand.
As you say, sir, I need to make it in ml.
What do you do with heat?
If you need to create it in DMQ, divide it by 1000.
Whatever value comes in
As I made it in 100, I made it in 100
So, I'll divide 100 by 1,000.
What I mean by liter is whatever you're going to make, that's it.
If I divide this by 1000, I'll get 0.1
So, meaning, what should I keep it at, 0.1
We have to find it out.
Molecular weight 422, we know
Protection Ferrosinate
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