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How many moles of each ion are present, per liter, in a solution that is labeled “0.221 M

CaCl2 ”? CaCl2  Ca +2 + 2 Cl-

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.221M means .221 moles/liter
So, look at the molecular formulas to see how many moles of each component there are. It will be a multiple of .221

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