1. Consider an aqueous solution of ammonium nitride. a) How many grams of ammonium nitride are present in 18.7 mL of a 1.25 M solution? Clearly show work using dimensional analysis. b) Write the formulas for the solute particles that are present in a solution of ammonium nitride

1. Consider an aqueous solution of ammonium nitride. a) How many grams of ammonium nitride are present in 18.7 mL of a 1.25 M solution? Clearly show work using dimensional analysis. b) Write the formulas for the solute particles that are present in a solution of ammonium nitride

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1. Consider an aqueous solution of ammonium nitride.
a) How many grams of ammonium nitride are present in 18.7 mlL of a 1.25 M solution?
Clearly show work using dimensional analysis.
b) Write the formulas for the solute particles that are present in a solution of ammonium nitride
nickel(
chloride are mixed together and a react

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