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2.a) use dimensional analysis to calculate the molarity if 1.50 moles of carbon dioxide are added to an 800 ml container at 25 Centigrade

2.b) A 1.5 liter container holds 0.045 grams of H2(g). Calculate the molarity of the hydrogen gas

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