Seawater contains an average of 1.08 x 103 ppm of Na* and 270 ppm of SO42. Calculate the molar concentrations of Na* and SO42 given that the average density of seawater is 1.02 g/mL. a. [Na*]= 9.74 x 102 M, [SO,?]= 7.82 x 103 M O b. [Na*]= 7.49 x 102 M, [SO4²]= 8.27 x 103 M c. [Na*]= 2.87 x 102 M, [SO,2]= 4.79 x 103 M O d. [Na*]= 4.79 x 102 M, [SO,2]= 2.87 x 103 M е. None of these

Seawater contains an average of 1.08 x 103 ppm of Na* and 270 ppm of SO42. Calculate the molar concentrations of Na* and SO42 given that the average density of seawater is 1.02 g/mL. a. [Na]= 9.74 x 102 M, [SO,?]= 7.82 x 103 M O b. [Na]= 7.49 x 102 M, [SO4²]= 8.27 x 103 M c. [Na]= 2.87 x 102 M, [SO,2]= 4.79 x 103 M O d. [Na]= 4.79 x 102 M, [SO,2]= 2.87 x 103 M е. None of these

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