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The concentration of lactic acid in the yogurt sample is 0.01 M. What mass of lactic acid is present in the 40.00 mL sample?
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The concentration of lactic acid in the

yogurt sample is 0.01 M.
What mass of lactic acid is present in the
40.00 mL sample?

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Answer:

C=m/MV

Step-by-step explanation:

m= CMV= .01×40×10³=

4000g



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