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How many moles of H2So4 are in 2.50 L of 4.25 M aqueous solution?

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    The formula for molarity is:

    M = n/V

    or

    M = mol/L

    All you need to do is substitute the values you are given.

    M = 4.25

    L = 2.5

    n = ?

    4.25 = n/2.5

    Multiply both sides by 2.5 to isolate n.

    10.625 = n

    There are 10.6 moles of H2So4 in the aqueous solution.
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