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13. If we add-35g of sugar to 8L of pure water, what is the concentration by mass?-1
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13. If we add-35g of sugar to 8L of pure water, what is the concentration by mass?-1
14. Using the chemicals and amounts from question 13, what is the molarity. The chemical
formula for sugar is C12H220111
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