13 QuestionSee page 526The following table lists molar concentrations of seven major ions in seawater. Using a density of 1.022 g/mL for seawater, convert the concentrationsfor the two ions in the question below into molality.lonsNaKMg2+Ca2+crSO42HCO₂Totalg/kg10.7810.39912840.411919:3532.7120.12635.067mM480.57104654.1410.53559.4028.932.11na

Density of seawater = 1.022g/mLTable list molar concentration of seven major ions in seawater…

The following table lists molar concentrations of seven major ions in seawater. Using a density of 1022 g/mL for seawater, convert the concentrations for the two lons in the question below into molality

The following table lists molar concentrations of seven major ions in seawater. Using a density of 1022 g/mL for seawater, convert the concentrations for the two lons in the question below into molality

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