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A formula for a mouth rinse contains $1 / 10 \%(w / v)$ of zinc chloride. How many grams of zinc chloride should be used in preparing 10 liters of the mouth rinse?
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The concentration is given as $1/10\% (w/v)$, which means there is 1 gram of zinc chloride in every 1000 grams (1 liter) of mouth rinse. Show more…
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