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Calculate the quantity of sodium carbonates(anhydrous ) required to prepare ` 250 ml ` solution

A

` 2.65 grams `

B

` 4.95 grams `

C

` 6.25grams `

D

None of these

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The correct Answer is:
A

We know that
Molarity `= (W)/(MxxV)`
where ,
W = Mass of `Na_(2)CO_(3)` in gram
M = Molecular mass of `Na_(2)CO_(3)` in gram
= 106
V = Volume of solution in litre
`=(250)/(1000)= 0.25`
Molarity `= (1)/(10)`
Hence, `(1)/(10)=(W)/(106xx0.25)`
or `W =(106xx0.25)/(10)= 2.65` grams
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