Calculate NaCl to Make Isotonic Solution

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Homework Statement


How many grams of NaCl should be added to 1L of water to make an isotonic solution?


Homework Equations


Molarity=gram/liter


The Attempt at a Solution


1L of water has 1000g/L= 55.5 Moles.
 
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The answer is 9, more or less, the part relating to more vs less and the amount (grams vs kilograms) are left up to you to find out.

I know Borek is going to have a conniption over this :biggrin:

Suppose you were Mark Wahlberg from movie The Shooter, and you needed to figure out how much salt to add to water to infuse into you as an IV solution. How many tea spoons do you think you will need to add to make it an isotonic solution?
 
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cronxeh said:
I know Borek is going to have a conniption over this :biggrin:

So you are wrong :yawn:
 
ok, 9grams, thanks