3) A 1 L sports drink bottle contains KCl, NaCl, and Na3PO4 as electrolyte sources. If the total ionicstrength is 0.0420 M and the drink contains 355 mg of each chloride salt, what mass of Na3PO4 (in mg)is present?КСІNaClNa3PO41851 MFM= 74.6FM= 58.4FM= 163.9viivita su ion 00 Intol iniog sine sdivippipiting na abjon la mbu et stontin ovla M2ED to Im 0.15 ti gAqilols)1621-10. A

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3) A 1 L sports drink bottle contains KCI, NaCl, and Na3PO4 as electrolyte sources. strength is 0.0420 M and the drink contains 355 mg of each chloride salt, what mass of Na3PO4 (in mg is present? KCI NaCl Na3PO4 FM= 74.6 FM= 58.4 FM= 163.9 and givits own ton olator ajo sme sili vel e Au HOL

3) A 1 L sports drink bottle contains KCI, NaCl, and Na3PO4 as electrolyte sources. strength is 0.0420 M and the drink contains 355 mg of each chloride salt, what mass of Na3PO4 (in mg is present? KCI NaCl Na3PO4 FM= 74.6 FM= 58.4 FM= 163.9 and givits own ton olator ajo sme sili vel e Au HOL

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3) A 1 L sports drink bottle contains KCl, NaCl, and Na3PO4 as electrolyte sources. If the total ionic
strength is 0.0420 M and the drink contains 355 mg of each chloride salt, what mass of Na3PO4 (in mg)
is present?
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NaCl
Na3PO4
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FM= 74.6
FM= 58.4
FM= 163.9
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vippipiting na abjon la m
bu et stontin ovla M2ED to Im 0.15 ti gAqilols)
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