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Chapter 2.2, Problem 11BYGO
Summary Introduction
To analyze:
The information we get from molarity and percentage concentration in mEq/L which we cannot obtain from either of these alone.
Introduction:
A solute and solvent combine to form solutions, which are homogenous mixtures. Solutions can be made from substances that are solid, liquid, or gaseous. A solution is something that has a particle diameter of less than one nanometer, such as a transparent aqueous solution of table salt.
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