1. What is pCl for a solution of 0.0345 M in ZnCl,? Type only the numerical value in standard form-foursignificant figures.2. What is the ppm of the C,H0, if 3.0 mg of it found in 300 kg of drinking water? Type thenumerical value in standard form with unit (ppm) - one significant figure

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1. What is pCl for a solution of 0.0345 M in ZnCl,? Type only the numerical value in standard form-four
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numerical value in standard form with unit (ppm) - one significant figure

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