Asked by AlphaPrimes
A student needs 0.14 mol of sodium sulphate to do an analysis. the concentration of the available solution is 2.6 m/L. What volume of the solution should the student measure out?
What I've tried:
C=N/V
V=C/N
V=2.6/0.14
V=18.6
The answer in the textbook says 54 mL...
What I've tried:
C=N/V
V=C/N
V=2.6/0.14
V=18.6
The answer in the textbook says 54 mL...
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