TAKE-HOME QUIZ: Solutions 1. The table below gives concentrations of ions in natural waters. a) Given the densities indicated, determine the molarity of each of the ions. Attach work. [9.750 1950 OCEAN: 1.027-1022 10.7768 mL ion name chloride sodium sulfate magnesium calcium potassium bicarbonate bromide strontium average OCEAN concentration mg/kg (ppm) molarity (M) 19350 (9.3514A 10760 2710 1290 411 399 142 0.14 67 0.067g 8008 7 Nat 7+ 10 ( 39+ L 16 Ca²+ 32+ M = mo RIVER: 1.003 b) All solutions must be CHARGE BALANCED, meaning the total number of positive charges must equal the total number of negative charges. Here's an example: average RIVER concentration mg/kg (ppm) molarity (M) 5.750.0575 5.15 0.0515 8.250.0825 3.350003 13.400134 1.30001 520.052g N/A N/A mL 13 SO4²- 26- total charge: balance: Demonstrate that seawater is charge balanced based on the information in the table. 39- 13 Cr 13-