How many moles of cn- ions will be contained

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A 265 mL stock solution contains 2.3 M Ca(CN)2. When 105 mL of the stock solution is diluted to 120 mL, how many moles of CN- ions will be contained in the dilute solution?

Reference no: EM13171179

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