2. Use the formula listed below to calculate how much of each ingredient should be used to make20,000 ml of Chigger Dope that is used to treat chigger insect bites. Add your solution below thetable.OriginalConversion NewOrange SyrupFormulaFactorFormulaBenzocaine400gMethyl Salicylate160mLSalicylic acid40gIsopropyl Alcohol NF, 99%5840mLPure water qs ad8000mLSolution:

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2. Use the formula listed below to calculate how much of each ingredient should be used to make 20,000 ml of Chigger Dope that is used to treat chigger insect bites. Add your solution below the table. Conversion New Original Formula Orange Syrup Factor Formula Benzocaine 400g Methyl Salicylate Salicylic acid 160mL 40g Isopropyl Alcohol NF, 99% 5840mL Pure water qs ad 8000mL Solution:

2. Use the formula listed below to calculate how much of each ingredient should be used to make 20,000 ml of Chigger Dope that is used to treat chigger insect bites. Add your solution below the table. Conversion New Original Formula Orange Syrup Factor Formula Benzocaine 400g Methyl Salicylate Salicylic acid 160mL 40g Isopropyl Alcohol NF, 99% 5840mL Pure water qs ad 8000mL Solution:

Introductory Chemistry For Today

8th Edition

ISBN:9781285644561

Author:Seager

Publisher:Seager

Chapter7: Solutions And Colloids

Section: Chapter Questions

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