You wish to make a standard chloride solution with an approximate concentration of 10.0 ppm. You consider the two methods, A and B, shown below. xg KCI(s)- Method A 250 mL a) What are the values of xand y? b) Which method should you choose and why? yg KCl(s)- Method B 5.000 mL 250 mL 100 mL

You wish to make a standard chloride solution with an approximate concentration of 10.0 ppm. You consider the two methods, A and B, shown below. xg KCI(s)- Method A 250 mL a) What are the values of xand y? b) Which method should you choose and why? yg KCl(s)- Method B 5.000 mL 250 mL 100 mL

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You wish to make a standard chloride solution with an approximate concentration of 10.0 ppm. You
consider the two methods, A and B, shown below.
xg KCI(s)-
Method A
250 mL
a) What are the values of xand y?
b) Which method should you choose and why?
yg KCI(s)-
Method B
250 mL
5.000 mL
100 mL

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