A chloride ion selective electrode (ISE) calibration curve was measured to be E(mV, vs ref)=-109.8+ 54.5 x PCI; Concentration of CI is in mol/L If a chloride solution was placed in a beaker of sodium acetate and the potential vs the same reference electrode was E=72.47 mV. What is the concentration of chloride in mmol/L (mm)? Report your answer to 3 decimal places.

A chloride ion selective electrode (ISE) calibration curve was measured to be E(mV, vs ref)=-109.8+ 54.5 x PCI; Concentration of CI is in mol/L If a chloride solution was placed in a beaker of sodium acetate and the potential vs the same reference electrode was E=72.47 mV. What is the concentration of chloride in mmol/L (mm)? Report your answer to 3 decimal places.

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