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Chemistry, 23.04.2020 03:42 sissygirl0807

Prove to me that 0.85% NaCl (basic solution of an IV) is isosmotic. That is, that it is approximately 300 mosmo/L in concentration. You must show ALL your work, cancelling out all units. You must show units on each step. As a starter, the above concentration is equal to 0.85g Nacl/ 100 ml.

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