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How many moles of ions are released when this sample is dissolved in water?

3.55*10^18 formula units of Ba(OH)2*8H2O?

So far I know to divide this by avogadro's number (/6.022*10^23) which equals .590*10^-5 mol. Don't know what to do from here. Please help!
15 years ago

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bobpursley
Ok, then for each of those formula units, you get one barium+2 and two hydroxide-1 ions, or three ions for each formula unit.

Multilply your answer by 3
15 years ago
L
Ok, so 1.77*10^-5 mol ions?
15 years ago

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