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Chemistry, 19.09.2019 07:50, soonerlady19

What is the ratio strength of 100 ml containing a 1: 50 povidone iodine solution diluted to 1000 ml? (answer must be numeric; no units or commas; do not enter the 1 and the colon; enter only the number after the colon, as shown here with xs: 1:

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