TIME ALLOWED: TWO HOURSSECANSWER ALL QUES1. What is a unit?2. Distinguish between the following terms:a. Molar mass and equivalent massb. Molality and molarityc. Concentration and quantityс.

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ANSWER ALL QUES
1. What is a unit?
2. Distinguish between the following terms:
a. Molar mass and equivalent mass
b. Molality and molarity
c. Concentration and quantity
с.

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