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Chemistry, 13.04.2021 16:50 nakeytrag

Help! You will prepare a 237.5 ml kool-aid solution with a concentration of 1M. The molar mass of kool-aid (or sugar since kool-aid is basically sugar C12H22O11.) is 342 g/mol. Show the
calculations below which helped you create your 1M solution. Note: 237.5 mL is approximately one cup.
Please show your work here.

Liters of water needed __

Molarity of kool-aid needed __

Grams of kool-aid needed __

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