الإنجليزيةIf ammonia is dissolved in water and the totalweights are 80 g at 19%, what are the weights ofammonia and water? O 14.5 g, 65.5 g O 20,60 g15.2,64.8 g The fluid that is not affected bypressure What is known? O Perfect InhibitorFluid Relative Inhibitor Non-compressible fluidThis question is required when the wifemeasures a certain substance from the forwarddirection and it had a certain value, and when re-measurement from the side direction of thesubstance changed this value, what does thiscase know: * O materials with a specific system.Amorphous O anisotropic materials

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الإنجليزية
If ammonia is dissolved in water and the total
weights are 80 g at 19%, what are the weights of
ammonia and water? O 14.5 g, 65.5 g O 20,60 g
15.2,64.8 g The fluid that is not affected by
pressure What is known? O Perfect Inhibitor
Fluid Relative Inhibitor Non-compressible fluid
This question is required when the wife
measures a certain substance from the forward
direction and it had a certain value, and when re-
measurement from the side direction of the
substance changed this value, what does this
case know: * O materials with a specific system.
Amorphous O anisotropic materials

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