Don’t show steps **Quiz Question: Calculating Moles in a Solution****Question 12:** The number of moles in 500.0 mL of a 4.00 mol/L solution is:- a) 125 mol- b) 8.00 mol- c) 2.00 mol- d) 0.125 mol*Answer by calculating the moles present using the formula: moles = concentration (mol/L) × volume (L).*

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12. The number of moles in 500.0mL of a 4.00mol/L solution is: * O a) 125 mol O b) 8.00 mol O c) 2.00 mol O d) 0.125 mol

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