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How do calculate the molarity of 6% hydrogen peroxide from 1 litre of solution?

Can someone please explain this in the most simplest way?
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molarity = moles per liter

M = m/l

Calculate the molecular weight of H2O2 (~34g/l).
6% H2O2 ==> 60g H2O2 per liter of solution (1 liter of H20 has a mass of 1000g, so 6% of 1000)
Calculate the number of moles of H2O2 (60g/(34g/l))
Divide by the number of liters you have (1) to get moles per liter, molarity.
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