Asked by Riana
what are four examples of solution for which the concentration must be known?
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Answered by
DrBob222
I don't understand the question. I made an error in the last post; I'll tell you here instead of there. In the ratio 10.0/20.0 = 0.500, you are allowed three places and not two as I wrote. If you can explain this another way perhaps I can help.
Answered by
Riana
The exact question is like this.describe four examples of solutions for which the concentration must be known and exact. (E.g drinking water)
Answered by
DrBob222
I suppose you can use drinking water as one. Another might be drugs (medicines). I think food products, too, although the EXACT value may be rounded on the package label. See if you can think of a fourth.
Answered by
Riana
The question says SOLUTIONS?
Answered by
DrBob222
Some medicines are liquids. Some food is liquid (milk etc,)
Answered by
Riana
Ok but I can't use water cause its already in question I need some other.
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