A chemist measures 340 grams of sodium acetate. What is this in kilograms?

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A chemist measures 340 grams of sodium acetate. What is this in kilograms?

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Answer 1 · 2016-06-14T19:16:00

$0.340 \cdot k g$ $0.340*kg$

Explanation:

$1 \cdot k g = 1 \times 10^{3} g$ $1*kg=1xx10^3g$ . The $kilo$ $"kilo"$ prefix means $10^{3}$ $10^3$ .

And thus $\frac{340 \cdot g}{1000 \cdot g \cdot k g^{- 1}}$ $(340*g)/(1000*g*kg^-1)$ $=$ $=$ $0.340 \cdot k g$ $0.340*kg$ , with respect to $sodium acetate$ $"sodium acetate"$ . How many moles of $sodium acetate$ $"sodium acetate"$ does this represent?

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