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In chemistry, we are doing an experiment in which we are comparing the effectiveness of two antacids, KHCO3 and NaHCO3. They both have a concentration of 10 g/dm3. We have to convert it to mol/dm3 but I am not sure how to explain why converting it is better.
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In chemistry, we are doing an experiment in which we are comparing the effectiveness of two antacids, KHCO3 and NaHCO3. They both have a concentration of 10 g/dm3. We have to convert it to mol/dm3 but I am not sure how to explain why converting it is better.
g/dm3 is the non molar form
mol dm3 can help you find the moles of substances
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