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ChemistryChemistry for Today: General, Organic, and BiochemistryA salt solution has a molarity of 1. 5 M . How many moles of this salt are present in 2. 0 L of this solution? a. 1. 5 moles b. 2 .0 moles c. 3 .0 moles d. 0 .75 moles

A salt solution has a molarity of 1. 5 M . How many moles of this salt are present in 2. 0 L of this solution? a. 1. 5 moles b. 2 .0 moles c. 3 .0 moles d. 0 .75 moles

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A salt solution has a molarity of 1. 5 M . How many moles of this salt are present in 2. 0 L of this solution?

a. 1. 5 moles

b. 2 .0 moles

c. 3 .0 moles

d. 0 .75 moles

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