1. How many liters are required to make 0.2M solution if 54g Na₂SO4 is used? Na = 23g; S = 32g; O=16g 2. How many grams of NaOH pellets do you need to make 500ml of 0.7M solution? Na = 23g; O= 16g; H=1g

1. How many liters are required to make 0.2M solution if 54g Na₂SO4 is used? Na = 23g; S = 32g; O=16g 2. How many grams of NaOH pellets do you need to make 500ml of 0.7M solution? Na = 23g; O= 16g; H=1g

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1. How many liters are required to make
O.2M solution if 54g Na₂SO4 is used?
Na = 23g; S = 32g; O=16g
2. How many grams of NaOH pellets do
you need to make 500ml of 0.7M
solution?
Na = 23g; O= 16g; H=1g

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