Answer. One mole is the molecular weight of NaCl = 58.44g
So 1M of solution equals to one mole dissolve in one litre .
So for making 4M we add 4 times molecular weight dissolve in 1 litre
58.44 ×4 = 233.74 g
So we need 233.74 g in one litre.
Also for making 4L solution from this solution we simply add 3 litre water so that the final volume will become 4L and the molarity or M will become 1M.
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