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ChemistryIntroductory Chemistry: A FoundationCalculate how many grams of solute and solvent are needed to prepare the following solutions. g of 3.91% iron(III) chloride solution g of 11.9% sucrose solution 45 kg of 12.5% sodium chloride solution g of 15.1% potassium nitrate solution

Calculate how many grams of solute and solvent are needed to prepare the following solutions. g of 3.91% iron(III) chloride solution g of 11.9% sucrose solution 45 kg of 12.5% sodium chloride solution g of 15.1% potassium nitrate solution

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Calculate how many grams of solute and solvent are needed to prepare the following solutions.

g of 3.91% iron(III) chloride solution

g of 11.9% sucrose solution

45 kg of 12.5% sodium chloride solution

g of 15.1% potassium nitrate solution

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