An aqueous solution contains 60 µM salicylaldehyde (C,H6O2) and 330 ppm dichloroacetic acid (C2H2CI2O2). How many grams of each component are present in 250 ml? You can assume the density of the solution to be same as water, as 1 g/mL (this is an appropriate assumption, since this is a very dilute solution).

An aqueous solution contains 60 µM salicylaldehyde (C,H6O2) and 330 ppm dichloroacetic acid (C2H2CI2O2). How many grams of each component are present in 250 ml? You can assume the density of the solution to be same as water, as 1 g/mL (this is an appropriate assumption, since this is a very dilute solution).

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