Fast expert solutions 11) Patient from Colombia comes into the CVS Pharmacy and has a reading on the meter: 14.5milliMoles. The conversion to the American measurements is:A) 361 mg/100 mLB) 196 mg/dLC) 261 mg/100 mLD) 2610 mg/100 mLE) 612 mg/L2) A solution of 15 gm NaCl dissolved in 1.00 L isA) hypotonicB) isotonicC) hypertonicD) High pHE) Low pH3) Which compound would be most acidicA. Acetic acidB. EthanolC. PhenolD. AcetoneE. Water4) RANK THE FOLLOWING ACIDS, from strongest to weakest:A) Phosphoric Acid > Hydrochloric acid > citric acid> phenolB) Citric acid> Phosphoric Acid > Hydrochloric acid > phenol.(AasimsidC) Phenol > Hydrochloric acid > Phosphoric Acid > Citric Acido roval rigill (8D) Hydrochloric acid > Phosphoric Acid > Citric Acid > PhenolE) Phosphoric Acid > Citric Acid > Hydrochloric Acid > Phenol5) Phosphoric Acid is found inA) StomachB) Tomato JuiceHy booldC) MilkD) CoffeeE) Coca Cola

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