Thiopental is a general anesthesia that takes effect within a minute. Suppose 75 mg of thiopental in a 25 mg/r solution is slowly induced in an adult patient over a period of 30 seconds. What is the flow rate of thiopental in units of milliliters per second? ml per second

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