A substance, W has a concentration of 0.02mol when its molar mass was found to be
74.0 gmol-1 . Another substance V contains 1.00x1023 atoms and has molar mass of
40.0gmol-1. Which of the two substances has the greater mass (in grams)? [L =
6.02x1023]
ii) A 250 cm3
solution contains 14.63g of sodium chloride (NaCl). Calculate the
concentration of the solution in moldm-3
[Na= 23, Cl = 35.5]
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