The amount of urea required to prepare 1...

The amount of urea required to prepare 1L of its 0.1 M aqueous solution is _______ g.

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6

Number of moles `=M xxV=(0.1)(1)=0.1` moles
`g_("urea") = 0.1xx60=6g`

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