5. A solution of potassium phosphate contains a mixture of 164 mg of monobasic potassium phosphate and 158 mg dibasic phosphate per millilitre. a) If a hyperalimentation fluid calls for the addition of 45 mEq of potassium, how many millilitres of the solution should be used to provide this level of potassium? b) How many millimoles of total phosphate will be represented in the calculated volume of potassium phosphate solution?

5. A solution of potassium phosphate contains a mixture of 164 mg of monobasic potassium phosphate and 158 mg dibasic phosphate per millilitre. a) If a hyperalimentation fluid calls for the addition of 45 mEq of potassium, how many millilitres of the solution should be used to provide this level of potassium? b) How many millimoles of total phosphate will be represented in the calculated volume of potassium phosphate solution?

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter4: Calculations Used In Analytical Chemistry

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