What is the concentration of chloride in a solution made with 0.5081 grams of Calcium chloride and 250.0 ml of water? Give your answer in ppm. (MM Ca= 40.07, Cl=35.44) Report your answer to 4 significant figures. Do not include the unit when writing your answer.

What is the concentration of chloride in a solution made with 0.5081 grams of Calcium chloride and 250.0 ml of water? Give your answer in ppm. (MM Ca= 40.07, Cl=35.44) Report your answer to 4 significant figures. Do not include the unit when writing your answer.

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0.5081 grams of Calcium chloride and 250.0 ml of water? Give your answer in
ppm. (MM Ca= 40.07, Cl=35.44)

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