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What mass of the following solution contains 0.100 mol of solute? 0.334 molality NH4NO3

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  1. 0.334 m = 0.334 mole/kg solvent.
    1000g x (0.1 mole/0.334 mole) = ?? g soln to contain 0.1 m

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