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What is the concentration of sodium phosphate contains 0.60 M Na+?

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Sodium phosphate has a chemical formula
Na2PO4
Calculating the concentration of sodium phosphate given a concentration of sodium ions can be done using dimensional analysis
0.60 moles/L Na+ (1 mole Na2PO4 / 2 moles Na+) = 0.30 moles/L Na2PO4
= .030 M Na2PO4
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