Suppose one was doing this experiment in the real world and the stockroom ran out of NaCl solutions. Which other solutions of similar concentration could be used in place of NaCl(aq)

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Joe Grund asked Oct 18, 2022

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Suppose one was doing this experiment in the real world and the stockroom ran out of NaCl solutions. Which other solutions of similar concentration could be used in place of NaCl(aq)

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Polyethylene glycol

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Because of the corrosive nature of Brine solution (solution of NaCl) , we can use organic liquid polyethylene glycol .

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