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\[.0256L\cdot(.188MCuSO_4) = .00481\text{moles of copper(II)sulfate} \\ \text{since the molar ratio is 1 \to 1 then there's also .00481moles of sodium carbonate}\] \[\text{then taking the moles and dividing \it by the molarity}\\\text{ of sodium carbonate we get the liters of sodium sulfate required}\] Then multiply by 1000 to get the ml of sodium carbonate required. again becuase of the 1 to 1molar ratio just convert the .00481 moles to grams of copper (ii)carbonate
Okay thank you so much! That makes sense. How do you do part b?
Try using the same method FosterWestLake used, but substitute for different values, @KarisLeft
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