how to make a 100ml solution with given 10gm of naoh
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Answer / bhargavi
we take 10gm of naoh and dissolved in 100ml solution
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Answer / rupashree
take 10gm naoh dissolve it in little quantity of water then add required quantity of water(up to the 100ml mark)to make it 100ml solution.
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Answer / guest
Take 100ml water and pore 10gr NaOH
pellets sterr with gently boil. NaOH sol ready
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Answer / ankit kadiyan
take 10g naoh dissolve in 30
ml waterin 100ml vol.flask(on
ice bath)and make up 100ml
water
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Answer / guest
Take 100ml water and pore 10gr NaOH
pellets sterr with gently boil. NaOH sol ready
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