Explain how many grams of chromium sulfate needed

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You wish to prepare 274 grams of 35.9 % Cr2(SO4)3. How many grams of Chromium (III) Sulfate will you need and how many mL water will you need? Assume that the density of water is 1.00 g / ml.

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