In many states, a person is legally intoxicated if his or herblood has a concentration of 0.10 g (or more) of ethylalcohol (C2H5OH) per deciliter. Express this “thresholdconcentration” in mol L-1.

In many states, a person is legally intoxicated if his or herblood has a concentration of 0.10 g (or more) of ethylalcohol (C2H5OH) per deciliter. Express this “thresholdconcentration” in mol L-1.

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In many states, a person is legally intoxicated if his or her
blood has a concentration of 0.10 g (or more) of ethyl
alcohol (C₂H₅OH) per deciliter. Express this “threshold
concentration” in mol L^-1
.

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