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I have premass samples of NaCl (1.16 grams) and CaCl2 (2.24 grams), I need to create a 1.0M solution of both slats using distilled water. How much distilled water do I use per salt?

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The amount of distilled water per salt is determined through molar volume calculations. These calculations are easy to follow and help with conversion factors.

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Molarity = Weight of salt/(molecular weight*volume)
Therefore, Volume = Weight of ...

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