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A chemist has 60ml of a 3M NaCl solution. He needs to dilute it so the Molarity is 1M NaCl. How much water does he need to add?

A chemist has 60ml of a 3M NaCl solution. He needs to dilute it so the Molarity is 1M NaCl. How much water does he need to add?
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A chemist has 60ml of a 3M NaCl solution. He needs to dilute it so the Molarity is 1M NaCl. How much water does he need to add?

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80 ml the right answer

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