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Using the principle of constant proportions, if there were 4 grams of Mg2+ in a seawater...

  1. Using the principle of constant proportions, if there were 4 grams of Mg2+ in a seawater sample, how many grams of Na+ would be present? Show your work.
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In normal Sea water the concentration of Na+, and Mg2+ is 10.7, 1.3 grams/ 1000 gram respectively

So their relative proportion is 10.7/1.3= 8.23:1

Now the principle of constant proportion says ,that the internal proportion of different salt remainsn remains same

So if magnesium is 4 gram the Na+ should be

4× 8.23= 32.92 grams of Na+ approximately.

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