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9.00L of a solution that is 60.0ppm in Na+, starting with solid NaSO4

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  1. Ppm = mg/L, so 60 ppm = 60 mg/L

    9 L = 60×9 = 540 mg Na. Work out the number of moles 540 mg Na is, then divide by 2, because sodium sulfate is Na2SO4. Then convert that number to mass of Na2SO4.

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