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Compute the amount of reagents which will be used for the preparation of the following reagents. a. 1 L of 6 M NH4OH concentration NH3: 28% with density of 0.90 g/ml

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Compute the amount of reagents which will be used for the preparation of the following reagents.

a. 1 L of 6 M NH4OH

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NH3: 28% with density of 0.90 g/ml

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