A- Express the concentrations (given for water solutions) in PPm,molarity, and molality:5 mg S(sulfur) per Liter. (The atomic weight of S-32).B- What is the approximate M and N of 13% solution of H₂SO4 whichhas a specific gravity of 1.09 ? To what volume should 100mL of theacid be diluted in order to prepare a 1.5N solution ?

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A- Express the concentrations (given for water solutions) in PPm,
molarity, and molality:
5 mg S(sulfur) per Liter. (The atomic weight of S-32).
B- What is the approximate M and N of 13% solution of H₂SO4 which
has a specific gravity of 1.09 ? To what volume should 100mL of the
acid be diluted in order to prepare a 1.5N solution ?

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