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How many moles of NaCl would you have in 100 mL of this solution?

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Answer:

You didnt give me a molarity so ill show you how to solve it with an equation

Explanation:

Molarity represent by M

M= mols/ Volume (in liters)

so mols = (whatever the molarity was) x (.100L because it is =100ml)

Mols=  M x (.100)

plug in the molarity you have for x and you are done

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