how many
Na+ ions are present in hundred ml of 0.25 molarity of NaCl solution
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the formula for this is : (x/GMW)/volume*100
So, it is : (x/58.5)/100 =0.25
=> x/58.5 =25
i.e : that number of NaCl present in 100 ml of solution are 25.
So after complete dissasociation Na+ ions formed are 25.
“`````````````` answer is 25 Na+ ions are present.````
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