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Molarity Calculation Practice Problems
This site will produce an unlimited number of practice problems for calulating Molarity.
Molar Mass is calculated from atomic masses on the periodic table in the Texas STAAR Test reference material
for chemistry that can be found here. Using other tables may result in incorrect answers.
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Consider the following problem:
    Assume all givens have 3 significant figures - Problems are at contant temperature and pressure.
   A solution of sodium hydroxide was made with a concentration of 0.754 M. It contains 55.6 g of NaOH.
What was the total volume of the solution?

Enter a numeric answer with three significant figures - No Units:
  Volume = L *

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Ver 01.01.02 April 17, 2016 - by G. W. Franz