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How many moles of CO 2 are in 870 mL of a 0.75 M solution? Please explain how you get it and what you do because nothing is making sense.
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You need to use this equation: M =n/L M (molarity/concentration) n=number of moles L= volume in liters You're looking for number of moles so algebraically rearrange the equation to get n= M x L Make sure you convert the given volume into L before you calculate. (870 mL = .87 L) Your answer will have 2 significant figures
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