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In this problem, we start with 4 grams of cobalt nitrate.
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And first we're told we put this in 100 milliliters of solution.
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So in order to get a concentration in molarity, we want to put this in moles per liter.
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So we take our grams and we're going to convert these to moles.
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But to do that, we need our molecular weight.
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So if you like the periodic table, cobalt is 59.
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We have two nitrogens, and those are 14 grams per mole.
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And we have two times three, so six oxygens.
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And we get 183 grams per mole.
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So we use that here now.
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183 grams goes in our denominator, and one mole is in our numerator.
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So we can't set out grams.
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And then we put this in solution and we look this in liters.
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So there's 1 ,000 milliliters per one liter.
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So we get 0 .1 liters...