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How many milliliters of an aqueous solution of 0.172 M silver fluoride is needed to obtain 12.1 grams of the salt?
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bobpursley
12.1 grams is how many moles?

Moles=Molarity*volume
you are given molarity as .172, so solve for volume (in liters)and convert to ml
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