In sea salt, there are variety elements. How possible to prepare a molar of sea salt!?
As you know, sea salt is primarily made of NaCl, around 85%. Is preparation of one molar sea salt as same as that of NaCl or is it technically wrong? What is your suggestion?
*On the container there are not such info or details.
Please share your knowledge with me.
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Carlos Araújo Queiroz
Please note that molar concentration (or molarity) measures the concentration of a single chemical species; not of a mixture, such as sea salt powder. I would say that you may take that (somewhat ambiguous) concentration indication as meaning: 1 M NaCl aq. sol. with additional minor quantities of other chemical species. That sol. could be labeled: sea salt aq. sol.; 1 M NaCl.
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