Posted by Brittany jones on Friday, March 15, 2013 at 1:30pm.
Molarity=moles/volume (L)=0.015= x moles/7.25 L
Solve for moles,
0.015*7.25L= moles of CaCl2 in solution
moles of CaCl2 in solution*(110.98 g/mol)= mass of CaCl2 in g.
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