Answer to Question #182246 in Chemistry for Jose D

Question #182246

1. How much NH₄Cl is required to prepare 100mL of a solution containing 70mg NH₄Cl per mL?

Expert's answer

m (NH₄Cl) = 70 mg / ml x 100 ml = 7000 mg = 7 g

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