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Hey there! I'm doing an organic 2 lab & I have to convert 600microliters of sodium bicarbonate (MW=84.007 g/mol) to moles. I seem to have forgotten how to do this, please help!
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10 years ago
You have insufficient data to work that out. You need the molarity of the solution.

If you have the molarity, multiply that by the MW, divide by one million (1×10^6) and multiply by 600. (1 million mcL in one L).
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