number of mole= mv/1000
u Got number of mole, u got volume.
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How to Calculate Molarity?, Help!!!
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no.... LOL
Courtesy of my fiancee, Volume = 1.5 dm^3 number of mole change from the 98 g/mol... then u need find m from the formula mv/1000. |
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subtitute using the equation only...
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lol... mol is not 98....
use the value of 98 to change to mol.... |
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