Q16: what is the correct answer answer, please follow the rules when answering the question Suppose you need 0.15L of a 0.26M solution of NiCl2, but all you have is a solution that is asolution that is 0.22M. What volume of the solution do you need to dilute?Answer to 2 decimal placesRead about significant figures and rounding in the Helpful Resources page!Do not include units when reporting your answerUse standard notation as accepted by Canvas• e.g. 0.001

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