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A sample of sodium carbonate, Na2CO3, weighs 44.0 g. Calculate the number of Na2CO3 formula units, the number of Na+ ions, and moles of CO3
2− ions
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DrBob222
44.0 g/gram formula mass = ?
There are twice the number of Na^+ per 1 formula unit and the same number of mols [CO3]^2-

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