A student dissolved 4.5 g of sodium sulfate in water to make 150 cm3 of solution.
What is the concentration of the solution?
0.030 g/dm30.030\ \text{g/dm}^30.030 g/dm3
0.675 g/dm30.675\ \text{g/dm}^30.675 g/dm3
30 g/dm330\ \text{g/dm}^330 g/dm3
675 g/dm3675\ \text{g/dm}^3675 g/dm3
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