Hi all,
First post here, nice to meet you all.
No "Professional" science background, just B level GCSE's so, extremely basic knowledge of chemistry on an academic basis, and knowledge mainly gained from other than experiments that I have carried out alone as a hobbyist.
So, I have some Tin (II) chloride (Dihydrate) and wondering how to get it into a known molarity from the powder form, I have seen somewhere that it has to be mixed to an equal molar hydrochloric acid solution.
Basically, what is the mix ratio to get 1M Tin (II) chloride solution from:
Tin (II) Chloride (Dihydrate)
35% Hydrochloric Acid
Distilled/De-ionised water
Thanks in advance!
