A.Write the formula and Identify the factors of the following: SUBSTANCE FORMULA FACTO SUBSTANCE FORMULA FACTO R R Aluminum hydroxide Phosphoric acid Zinc sulfate Ammonium sulfate Ferric chloride B.You are to prepare each of the following 100-mL Test Reagents in the Laboratory with concentrations in: a. Molality 1. 5% (w/v) Sodium hydroxide solution b. Molarity c. Normality (Provide final answers on the blanks) Final answer: a. molality: b. molarity: c. normality: Solution:

A.Write the formula and Identify the factors of the following: SUBSTANCE FORMULA FACTO SUBSTANCE FORMULA FACTO R R Aluminum hydroxide Phosphoric acid Zinc sulfate Ammonium sulfate Ferric chloride B.You are to prepare each of the following 100-mL Test Reagents in the Laboratory with concentrations in: a. Molality 1. 5% (w/v) Sodium hydroxide solution b. Molarity c. Normality (Provide final answers on the blanks) Final answer: a. molality: b. molarity: c. normality: Solution:

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Chapter4: Calculations Used In Analytical Chemistry

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