The first thing to do is to convert the mass of sodium
sulfate to moles. Since the given is in milligrams convert it to grams which
would be 0.02824 grams. The number of moles can be calculated by dividing the
converted weight with the given molar mass which is 139.04 g/mol. The number of
mols in the solution is 2.03x10^-4 mols. Then divide the number of moles with
0.02355 L. The molarity of the solution is 0.00862 M.
The chemicals combination of the atoms is called a compound. The bond is formed between the atoms of each of the reacting elements thereby forming a new substance altogether. The compound will often exhibit different characteristics from the originating elements.
Theory can be changed to explain new observations or experimental results
Well the molar mass of CO2 would be that 1 mol of CO2 would have the mass of 44.0 grams. So 11 mol of CO2 would have 11 • 44 or 484 grams.
