Biological studies have found that aqueous solutions containing as little as 28 ug of allicin per milliliter inhibit bacterial growth. Express this amount as the number of moles of allicin per liter of solution. $28~\text{µg/mL}=$ (Itext{mol/L}\)

Biological studies have found that aqueous solutions containing as little as 28 ug of allicin per milliliter inhibit bacterial growth. Express this amount as the number of moles of allicin per liter of solution. $28~\text{µg/mL}=$ (Itext{mol/L}\)

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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