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volume Jeanette wants to make is 50 ml.
Formula Mass=
Volume (L)=
Moles Sucrose =
Mass Sucrose=
0.050 L
of water
(solvent)
? Mass of
Sucrose
Formula Mass=
Volume (L) -
Moles LI SO
Mass Li₂SO. =
Mass of
0.050 L of
0.125 mol/L
Sucrose
4. Grover wants to prepare a 6.00 mol/L solution of Li,SO.. The desired volume Grover
wants to make is 500 ml.
Li-SO
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