Normal saline is an isotonic (to humans) solution which is used in medicine for volume resuscitation. Normal saline comes in 1 Liter bags that have a sodium chloride (Nacl) concentration of 0.9% (or 0.9 g/dL). What mass of sodium is in one bag of normal saline solution? dL= deciliter (one tenth of a liter → 100 mL) Atomic mass of Na= 23 Atomic mass of Cl = 35.5

Normal saline is an isotonic (to humans) solution which is used in medicine for volume resuscitation. Normal saline comes in 1 Liter bags that have a sodium chloride (Nacl) concentration of 0.9% (or 0.9 g/dL). What mass of sodium is in one bag of normal saline solution? dL= deciliter (one tenth of a liter → 100 mL) Atomic mass of Na= 23 Atomic mass of Cl = 35.5

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