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What is the sodium ion concentration in a solution that is 0.175 M in sodium carbonate? 0.0875 M 0.350 M 0.525 M 0.175 M 0.0583 M
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What is the sodium ion concentration in a solution that is 0.175 M in sodium carbonate?
0.0875 M
0.350 M
0.525 M
0.175 M
0.0583 M
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Na2CO3 Na= 23*2=46 C=12 O=16*3=48. Na2CO3=106. 46/106*0.175=0=403
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