Posted by Leah on Sunday, May 6, 2012 at 10:44pm.
Do you have solubility tables? And don't you need to know how much solution you have?
This is all the info I have DrBob222
I don' have a solubility table. It doesn't say how much solution either,huh, is this something that can be answered?
I don't think so. Doesn't it make sense to you that if we had a liter and cooled it that we would get x grams NaNO3. If we had 2L we would get 2x grams NaNO3 and if we had 10 L we would get 10x grams NaNO3. Right?
yes
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