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Hello everyone
I am trying to produce a 0.6M solution of FeCl3 but in ethylene glycol. The solute is FeCl3 and the solvent is ethylene glycol. Is such a solution possible ? I don't know how to prepare it

[chenbeier]

The question is, is iron chloride solouble in ethylen glycol. If yes then calculate the mass of 0,6 M and choose a reasonable volumen.

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The question is, is iron chloride solouble in ethylen glycol. If yes then calculate the mass of 0,6 M and choose a reasonable volumen.

Yes it is soluble. My question is, does ethylene glycol as solvent changes anything ??
Will the mass of FeCl₃ required to prepare 0.6 M solution remain same when the solvent is water ?
Do I need to consider the molecular mass fo ethylene glycol anywhere ??

[chenbeier]

The make up is the same like in water. o,6 mol in 1l Ethylenglycol

[sjb]

The make up is the same like in water. o,6 mol in 1l Ethylenglycol

or rather, 0.6 mol made up to 1 litre in ethylene glycol (note I don't know if it's that soluble).

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The make up is the same like in water. o,6 mol in 1l Ethylenglycol

So you mean I have to make the solution the same way I would do when the solvent is water. Ethylene glycol does not change anything ?

[chenbeier]

If it is solouble in glycol then give it a try, but choose how sjb said.