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  1. You have just made an aqueous solution of sodium bicarbonate. Now to determine its concentration, you need to figure out what the total volume is.  We will assume that this graduated cylinder is divided into 1 mL increments.  This means that we can estimate the volume to 0.1 mL to determine significant figures.  Include this volume in your data table. 

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  1. Calculate the molarity of your solution using the formula:

 

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Data Table

Total mass NaHCO3

2.0427 g

Moles NaHCO3

0.02431

2.0427g/84.01g/mole

L of solution

 

Molarity of solution

 

 

Calculate the Molarity of your sodium bicarbonate solution.

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