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How many Mg2+ ions would be present in 3.0 L of seawater that is 0.052 M...

How many Mg2+ ions would be present in 3.0 L of seawater that is 0.052 M in Mg2+?

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Molarity = moles/ V in mL

Mg2+ = 0.052 M

Volume = 3.0 L

moles = M*V

            = 0.052*3.0

            = 0.156 moles

1 mole of Mg2+ contains          -------> 6.023*10^23 ions

0.156 moles of Mg2+ contains ------> 6.023*10^23*0.156

                                                             = 9.39*10^22 ions

Number of Mg2+ ions would be present in 3.0 L of seawater that is 0.052 M in Mg2+ = 9.39*10^22 ions

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