1. What is the ratio strength of a 200 ml solution containing 8 g of medication? 2. What is the percent strength of #1 above? 3. What is the percent strength of 3 g of medication in a 50 ml solution? 4. What is the ratio strength of #3 above? 5. What is the ratio strength of 7.5 g of medication in a 20 ml solution? 6. What is the percent strength of #5 above?
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Given: Amount of solute (medication) = 8 g, Amount of solution = 200 ml Ratio strength = Amount of solute / Amount of solution Ratio strength = 8 g / 200 ml Ratio strength = 1/25 Show more…
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