A 340 L sample of seawater contains 8.90 g of gold(III) chloride. What is the concentration of gold(III) chloride in ppm?Express your answer with three significant digits. Do not include units!ppmWhat is the amount concentration (in mol/L) of sodium ions and carbonate ions when a 0.144 mol/L solution of sodium carbonateExpress your answers with three significant digits. Do not include units!DELL

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A 340 L sample of seawater contains 8.90 g of gold(III) chloride. What is the concentration of gold(III) chloride in ppm?
Express your answer with three significant digits. Do not include units!
ppm
What is the amount concentration (in mol/L) of sodium ions and carbonate ions when a 0.144 mol/L solution of sodium carbonate
Express your answers with three significant digits. Do not include units!
DELL

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