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Calculate the molarity of 0.700 mol of na2s in 1.40 l of solution.
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Calculate the molarity of 0.700 mol of na2s in 1.40 l of solution.
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The molarity of 0.700 mol Na2s in 1.40L of solution is calculated using the following formula
molarity = moles/ volume in liters
= 0.700/1.40 L=
0.5 M of Na2S
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