The normal saline solution used in hospitals for intravenous…

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The nоrmаl sаline sоlutiоn used in hospitаls for intravenous infusions is 0.155 M NaCl. It may be prepared by diluting a commercially available standard solution that is 2.25 M NaCl. How would you prepare a 5.0 L of the normal saline solution ? There are THREE answers: [answer1] L of the [answer2] M NaCl and [answer3] L H2O.   AND show your solution in the scratch work that is to be uploaded.      

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