How Do You Convert 20mL of a Solution to Moles?

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To convert 20mL of a solution to moles, it is essential to know either the molarity of the solution or its density. The discussion highlights that without this information, the conversion cannot be accurately performed. For example, if the solution is liquid iodine, the specific molarity or density must be provided to complete the calculation. Understanding these concepts is crucial for accurate chemical conversions.

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I am way confused:confused:

I have 20mL of solution I(with a minus) and I need to convert it to moles

If anybody knows how to do this could you please show me. Thanks
 
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You either need to know the molarity of the substance or what the density of it is.
 
Do you mean you have 20mL of liquid iodine?
 

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