A pharmacist has to prepare 25 mL of 0.8% Scopolamine hydrobromide * 3H2O solution. How much boric acid, in grams, should be used to make this solution isotonic?
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Given that the solution is 0.8% Scopolamine hydrobromide * 3H2O and the total volume is 25 mL: 0.8% of 25 mL = 0.008 * 25 = 0.2 grams of Scopolamine hydrobromide * 3H2O needed. Show more…
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