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kofi48
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Calcium hypochlorite weight.

10/14/2010 7:10 PM

What weight of 63% calcium hypochlorite do i need to prepare 5000ppm.
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Re: Calcium hypochlorite weight.

10/14/2010 7:50 PM

We don't do homework here. Ask the teacher.
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Re: Calcium hypochlorite weight.

10/15/2010 11:14 AM

I disagree with #1.

Crack open your textbook and figure it out, then fill in the question on your assignment sheet. You will get a better grade, you will impress your instructor, and you will know how to do it next time.

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Re: Calcium hypochlorite weight.

10/15/2010 2:33 PM

Well,

I'm gonna give little dull boy a hint: Anywhere from.0000001g to infinity, and beyond!!

This qualifies as Rule #75. No way to get an answer from the single sentence of gibberish presented.
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