3. A 500.0 mL lead (I) nitrate solution contains 15.5 g lead( (1) nitrate. a. What is the concentration of lead ions? b. Describe how you would dilute this solution to make a 0.01M lead (1) nitrate solution:

3. A 500.0 mL lead (I) nitrate solution contains 15.5 g lead( (1) nitrate. a. What is the concentration of lead ions? b. Describe how you would dilute this solution to make a 0.01M lead (1) nitrate solution:

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2. Describe in words and using calculations how you would prepare 475 ml of a
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3. A 500.0 mL lead (I) nitrate solution contains 15.5 g lead( (I) nitrate.
a. What is the concentration of lead ions?
b. Describe how you would dilute this solution to make a 0.01M lead(1)nitrate
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