Chemistry 11 · Chemistry · Lesson 8.5
Stoichiometry in aqueous solutions: molarity and dilution
- Level
- Grade 11
- Reading time
- 11 min reading
- Review
- Last reviewed 2026-09-03
- Standard
- Accuracy standard
- Errata
Abstract
Finding ion concentrations from dissociation and mixing.
Concept preview
What you will be able to do
- 01Define and calculate molar concentration (molarity)
- 02Find the concentration of each ion from a dissolved ionic compound
- 03Use the dilution relationship
Concentration tells how much solute is packed into a solution — a concentrated solution has a lot of solute per unit volume, a dilute one has little. To be quantitative, chemists need a precise measure rather than the loose words 'strong' and 'weak'. The standard measure relates the amount of solute to the volume of solution, so that any two solutions can be compared exactly.
School Plan
Stoichiometry in aqueous solutions: molarity and dilution
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