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What is the molarity of 1 mole of Ba+ in 2 L of water
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What is the molarity of 1 mole of Ba+ in 2 L of water

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Answer: 0.5 M

Step-by-step explanation:

molarity is defined as
(mol)/(L)

in the question, we are already given the amount of moles of Ba+ and L of water. we can just plug it into the equation,
(1)/(2).

thus, the molarity will be 0.5 M

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