When water is added to solids to prepare a solution, the volume of the solution is not necessarily the same as the volume of the water added. For dilute solutions the two volumes are very similar. Assuming the volume of solutions prepared is 10.0 mL calculate the following based on the mass 0.2610 of ammonium sulfate.
1. The molarity of ammonium sulfate in the solution expressed to 3 decimal places.
2. the molarity of ammonium ions in the solution
3. the molarity of sulate ions in the solution
4. the molarity of dilute ammonium sulfate solution inside 300 mL (299 mL deionized water and 1 mL of above solution).
Mass of ammonium sulfate added is 0.2610 g
When water is added to solids to prepare a solution, the volume of the solution is...
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