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What is the concentration of sodium phosphate contains 0.60 M Na+?

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DrBob222
0.60 M Na^+.
There are 3 Na atoms in 1 Na3PO4 molecule; therefore, (Na3PO4) must be 0.60/3 = 0.20M Na3PO4.
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