Original post by WillR1
I have a question asking to work out the moles of sodium carbonate present in 15cm cubed of solution
I know the RMM is 106 and the mass of Sodium carbonate was 0.497g so I think it’s 0.497 decided by the 106 am I correct? It being 0.0047
I know the RMM is 106 and the mass of Sodium carbonate was 0.497g so I think it’s 0.497 decided by the 106 am I correct? It being 0.0047
Looks good! Out of interest, is there another part of the question that involves the concentration?
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