I add 2.00 g NaCl and 6.42 g BaCl₂ to a a container. You can assume that both of these salts are strong electrolytes. I add water so that the final concentration of chloride ions (CI) is 0.034 M. What is the volume of the solution? 2.8 L solution

I add 2.00 g NaCl and 6.42 g BaCl₂ to a a container. You can assume that both of these salts are strong electrolytes. I add water so that the final concentration of chloride ions (CI) is 0.034 M. What is the volume of the solution? 2.8 L solution

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the final concentration of chloride ions (CI) is 0.034 M.
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L solution

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