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How many moles of H2SO4 are present in 1.53 L of a 0.954 M solution
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this one is actually easier than the previous one :p
formula for molarity is molarity=# of moles/liters of solution given the molarity and liters... solve for the # of moles \[0.954=\frac{ moles }{ 1.53 }\]
Oh sorry was doing something and wow okay
can you get the # of moles now?
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Yes thank you i will post a new one if i can soon!
alright. tag me, i'll be on for the next hour or two.
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