4. A salt solution consisting of 10.0% sodium chloride (salt) consists of how many parts per million (of salt in water)? A. 10 parts per million B. 100 parts per million C. 1,000 parts per million D. 10,000 parts per million E. 100,000 parts per million

4. A salt solution consisting of 10.0% sodium chloride (salt) consists of how many parts per million (of salt in water)? A. 10 parts per million B. 100 parts per million C. 1,000 parts per million D. 10,000 parts per million E. 100,000 parts per million

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4. A salt solution consisting of 10.0% sodium chloride (salt) consists of how many parts per
million (of salt in water)?
A. 10 parts per million
B. 100 parts per million
C. 1,000 parts per million
D. 10,000 parts per million
E. 100,000 parts per million

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