moles of solute given molarity and volume of solution: n = c x V. volume of solution given moles of solute and molarity: V = n Ã· c. The black box represents a 1 litre container. The white space in the box represents the volume occupied by the solvent.
Here it is: Step 1: Sprinkle a thick layer of baking soda over the baked-on mess (your oven needs to be completely cool for this). Step 2: Then, spray the baking soda down with water (white vinegar is even better). Step 3: When the baking soda dries out, spray it down again.Step 4: Come back in a couple hours, and scoop out the baking soda. All of that stuck-on mess should come right out with it (with no scrubbing required).Step 5: Wipe down the bottom of the oven to remove any remaining baking soda, and your oven is ready for use again.Filed Under: Clean It.tep 4: Come back in a couple hours, and scoop out the baking soda. All of that stuck-on mess should come right out with it (with no scrubbing required). Step 5: Wipe down the bottom of the oven to remove any remaining baking soda, and your oven is ready for use again. Filed Under: Clean It.
If you have a self-cleaning oven, you can use Easy-Off for self-cleaning ovens which will be less harsh on the porcelain finish. You can also use the Ammonia method: First, turn the oven on, let it warm to 150Â°F (65Â°C), and then turn it off. Place a small bowl containing 1/2 cup ammonia on the top shelf and a large pan of boiling water on the bottom shelf. Close the oven door, and let it sit overnight. The next morning, remove the dish and pan, and let the oven air out awhile. Then wipe it clean using the ammonia and a few drops of dishwashing liquid diluted in a quart of warm water -- even old burned-on grease should wipe right off.