GCSE Chemistry- what is the equation to work out moles when you are given the volume and the concentration. Is it moles = volume x concentration?

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Answered Jun 18Chemistry

Siara JonesGraduate in Biological Sciences from the University of Buenos Aires in Argentina28 students helped

Yes! But make sure you're working in the correct units. You should convert to the correct units before you start manipulating the equation. Amount in moles (mol) = concentration (mol/dm^3) X volume (dm^3).

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