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What is the concentration (M) of CH3OH in solution prepared by dissolving 11.7g of CH3OH in sufficent water to give 230mL of solution?

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The solution uses an easy-to-understand concentration equation and lays out the necessary calculations to find the concentration of CH3OH in solution prepared as described in the question.

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Concentration is defined as:
concentration = moles/volume

Since you have 11.7 g ...

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