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Which is a way to express concentration of a solution?
parts per billion
moles
molar mass
force per square meter
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Parts per billion.
Explanation: "Parts per billion" (ppb) is a concentration unit. "Moles" is an amount of substance (you need volume to get a concentration, e.g., moles per liter = molarity). "Molar mass" is mass per mole, and "force per square meter" is pressure (Pascals), not a concentration.
Explanation: "Parts per billion" (ppb) is a concentration unit. "Moles" is an amount of substance (you need volume to get a concentration, e.g., moles per liter = molarity). "Molar mass" is mass per mole, and "force per square meter" is pressure (Pascals), not a concentration.
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