Asked by karen
                Molarity material = density x 1000 x (%/100) x (1/molar mass material)
1000 indicates?
            
        1000 indicates?
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                    Answered by
            DrBob222
            
    1000 is the volume of the solution.
Since you want M, that means you want mols solute/L solution.
1000 is volume of solution.
1000 mL x density in g/mL = grams solution.
1000 x g/mL x (%/100) = grams solute.
1000 x g/mL x (%/100) x (1/molar mass solute) = M where grams solute/molar mass solute = mols solute. So you now have mols solute/L solution and that is M.
    
Since you want M, that means you want mols solute/L solution.
1000 is volume of solution.
1000 mL x density in g/mL = grams solution.
1000 x g/mL x (%/100) = grams solute.
1000 x g/mL x (%/100) x (1/molar mass solute) = M where grams solute/molar mass solute = mols solute. So you now have mols solute/L solution and that is M.
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