I will pay someone lots of money with Paypal.

[ellie-is]

But you changed your mind, because money is not everything!

[Meiscool]

Wow, you had trouble with molarity??

It is just the number of moles in a specific volume, most commonly one litter of water. A mole is 6.023X10^23 atoms of an element. So if a sample you find has .001 molarity, this means that for every one litter of that sample, you will have .001 moles of the specific element/molecule in the litter. You then do metric conversions to find whatever value you are looking for. (Example, if you had x grams of something in 2 ml, what is the molarity? Grams/MW -> Moles. Moles x 1000ml/2ml = Molarity)
Sorry if you didn't need any of this explained, what with being a year late and a topic kick (lawlz), but I like chem.
If bitches didn't ban me I probably would've been on to teach you.

[umar]

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh shitttt.......  i would have done your work but have now watched this thread i am chemical engineering student quite well at science subject i can't do anything now except repenting i am sorry dude

[fruckert]

Also the thread's really old at this point.
There's that, too.