QUESTION 9 What concentration would you get if you diluted 0.600L of 1.000 M copper(II) sulfate solution to 1.000? **provide your numeric answer without units and one decimal place*** QUESTION 10 What concentration would you get if you diluted 100mL of 5.500 M sodium chloride solution to 500ml? ***provide your numeric answer without units and one decimal place***

QUESTION 9 What concentration would you get if you diluted 0.600L of 1.000 M copper(II) sulfate solution to 1.000? provide your numeric answer without units and one decimal place* QUESTION 10 What concentration would you get if you diluted 100mL of 5.500 M sodium chloride solution to 500ml? provide your numeric answer without units and one decimal place

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Chapter15: Solutions

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