The density issue of ammonium acetate solution
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As the title suggests, when determining how to convert the percentage concentration of an ammonium acetate solution into its molar concentration, it is necessary to know the density of the solution in order to carry out the conversion. There are data tables available for the density of general acid-base solutions. Are there any books that provide data tables for the densities of salt solutions? If the molar concentration of my ammonium acetate solution is 0.01 mol/L, what is its percentage concentration? The volume of the solution is 1 L.
This post was last edited by qugd on 2019-3-11 21:33. With such a low molar concentration, assuming a density of 1 results in an error that is not significant. If calculated accurately, the density of the ammonium acetate solution can be determined using a volumetric flask, and then the calculation can be carried out. Is such a simple and practical problem really requiring such a complex research process? You’re really boring too – does one really need to study how to convert the percentage concentration of an ammonium acetate solution into a molar concentration? Please tell me how you carry out such boring research Can I apply for research funding?