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31. What is the molarity of chloride in a 2.333 M iron (II) chloride solution? Select one: a. 4.666 M b. 0.7777 M c. 1.555 M d. 6.999 M- e. none of these f. 2.333 M

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31. What is the molarity of chloride in a 2.333 M iron (III) chloride solution?
Select one:
a. 4.666 M
b. 0.7777 M
C. 1.555 M
d. 6.999 M-
e. none of these
f.2.333 M
32. Using the solubility rules in table 4.1, how many of the following salts are

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