Answer to Question #97516 in General Chemistry for sarah senatus

Question #97516

A sample solution containing sulfate ions (SO42−) was analyzed and was found to contain 3 mol of sulfate ions (SO42−).
Calculate the equivalent of sulfate ions (SO42−) present in the solution.

Expert's answer

Е=n·М/z=3·96/2=144g

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