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calculate sodium chloride equivalent of drug having molecular weight 340 grams and lisa value is 0.25

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Answered by princesskiaramishraa
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Answered by anjali13lm
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Answer:

The sodium chloride equivalent, E, measured is 0.0125 g^{-1}.

Explanation:

Given,

The molecular weight of the drug = 340g

The freezing point depression of an isotonic solution, L_{iso} = 0.25

The sodium chloride equivalent, E =?

As we know,

  • The sodium chloride equivalent is used to measure the amount of sodium chloride required to prepare isotonic drug solutions.
  • E = \frac{17 L_{iso} }{M}

Here,

  • E = Sodium chloride equivalent
  • L_{iso} = Freezing point depression of an isotonic solution
  • M = Molecular weight of the drug

After putting the given values in the equation, we get:

  • E = \frac{17\times 0.25}{340} = 0.0125 g^{-1}

Hence, the sodium chloride equivalent, E = 0.0125 g^{-1}.

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