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Table 4. Concentration calculations
Mass of empty evaporating dish (g)
27.074
Volume of NaCl solution (mL)
9.8
Mass of dish and NaCl solution (g)
38.050
Mass of dish and dry NaCl (g)
28.838
Mass of NaCl solution (g)
10.976
1.764
Mass of dry NaCl (g)
Mass/mass percent (%)
Mass/volume percent (%)
Moles of NaCl (mol)
Volume of NaCl solution in liters (L)
Molarity of NaCI solution (mol/L)
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