Instructions: Compute for the following problems stated below. Express your final answer into 4 decimal places. 1. Compute for the Molecular Weight, Eq. Wt, GEW, mEq and GmEq for every 200 grams a. Nitric acid b. Barium hydroxide c. Phosphoric acid

Instructions: Compute for the following problems stated below. Express your final answer into 4 decimal places. 1. Compute for the Molecular Weight, Eq. Wt, GEW, mEq and GmEq for every 200 grams a. Nitric acid b. Barium hydroxide c. Phosphoric acid

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Instructions: Compute for the following problems stated below. Express your final answer into 4 decimal places.
1. Compute for the Molecular Weight, Eq. Wt, GEW, mEq and GmEq for every 200 grams
a. Nitric acid
b. Barium hydroxide
c. Phosphoric acid
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