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The "blood alcohol concentration" (BAC) is given in grams of alcohol (ethanol) per 100 ml of blood. What is the concentration in terms of molarity it the BAC is 0.10? 0.0127M 0.0172M 0.0217M 0.0271M

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The "blood alcohol concentration" (BAC) is given in grams of alcohol (ethanol)
per 100 ml of blood. What is the concentration in terms of molarity it the BAC is
0.10?
0.0127M
O 0.0172M
0.0217M
0.0271M

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