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Question 8

To monitor the rate of a chemical reaction colorimetrically, a student needs to prepare a standard calibration solution of copper(II) sulfate with a concentration of 0.12 mol dm-3. They have 80 cm3 of a stock solution of copper(II) sulfate with a concentration of 1.50 mol dm-3.

What is the maximum volume of the 0.12 mol dm-3 solution that can be prepared?

A

6.4 cm36.4\text{ cm}^36.4 cm3

B

1000 cm31000\text{ cm}^31000 cm3

C

920 cm3920\text{ cm}^3920 cm3

D

125 cm3125\text{ cm}^3125 cm3

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