The Concentration of an Aqueous Solution of Iron(II)chloride Is 0

question 60

Multiple Choice

The concentration of an aqueous solution of iron(II) chloride is 0.0550 M.What is the molarity of each ion in this solution?

• A)0.0550 M for both the iron(II)and chloride ions.
• B)0.0550 M for the iron(II)ion and 0.110 M for the chloride ion.
• C)0.110 M for the iron(II)ion and 0.0550 M for the chloride ion.
• D)not enough information is given to determine each molarity.

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