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How many grams of nacl are needed to produce 100ml of a 1.5m nacl solution?
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How many grams of nacl are needed to produce 100ml of a 1.5m nacl solution?

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C=m/MV
=>1.5=m/40 x 100
=> m=1.5*40*100
=6000g
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