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First off, if you have 24 in 500ml, you have 48g in 1 litre. Now you need to divide by molecular weight. 48/81 is 0.5926 molar. Though I'm not sure if that compound exists.

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Q: How do you solve the molarity of a solutin with 24.00 g of NH4NHO3 dissolved in 0.500 L of water?
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