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Chemistry, 05.05.2020 04:54, WhiteMex69

If you have 340mL of a 0,5 M NaBr
solution, what will the concentration
be if you add 560mL more water to
it? (Hint: you need the final volume of
the solution)
O
1.3 M.
O 0.30 M
O 0.19 M.
O 0.77 M

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