Problem: What mass of KBr is needed to make a 6.54 M solution in 25.00 mL ? A. 19.5 g B. 1.37 g C. 0.151 g D. 1.95 x 104 g

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What mass of KBr is needed to make a 6.54 M solution in 25.00 mL ?

A. 19.5 g

B. 1.37 g

C. 0.151 g

D. 1.95 x 104 g

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