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Calculating Moles of Ions in a Compound

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Calculating Moles of Ions in a Compound

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This video features another mole calculation, only this time we're trying to work out the number of moles of a particular ion in a sample of an ionic compound. The ionic compound featured is lithium sulfate - which readily dissociates in an aqueous solution. Quick Additional Notes: 'Sulfate' can also be spelled 'sulphate' and 'sulfur' can also be spelled 'sulphur'. This method does not involve the use of conversion factors. I'll be uploading another video soon featuring more mass and mole calculations - but involving conversion factors. Music: 'This is a Jazz Space' - Midnight North (from the YouTube Audio Library) Blog: https://scienceandjoe.com/ Twitter:   / scienceandjoe   Instagram:   / scienceandjoe   All photos featured are my own. #mole #ions #chemistry