Mass of solution = 24.8+251 = 275.8 g
Volume of Solution = mass/volume
= 275.8/1.10 ml = 250.727 ml
Molarity = mass of NaCl×1000/molar mass×volume
= 24.8×1000/58.5×250.727
= 1.69 M
If you dissolve 24.8 g of NaCl in 251 g of water and generate a solution...
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