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A chemistry teacher is setting up a lab experiment for 19 lab stations. If each station requires 0.759 grams of potassium hydrogen phthalate (KHP), how many grams does the teacher need for the 19 stations? If there are five students at each station, find the number of grams given to each student.
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0.759g per station * 19 stations = total amount of KHP for all 19 stations if there are 5 students per station, divide 0.759/5 to find the amount of KHP per student
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