Sodium Chloride Equivalent Method

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Good day! I really need help with this question.
How many mEq (milliequivalent) of (NH4)2SO2 (MW=132.14) are represented in 1 g of anhydrous Ammonia Sulphate. Show your work.
4 marks
I really tried but I'm failing to get the answer.

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Hey, may I ask a question from the last example? Where the 0.46g boric acid comes from?

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Thank you Akmal for watching and for the comment. The 0.46g is a typo. It should be 0.231g. The calculations are however, correct since 0.231 g is used for the computation. Hope this helps.

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so does that mean the final product is consist of NS only? no getamincin include?

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Thank you 3hen for watching and for the excellent question. No, you still have 10 grams of gentamicin in the final preparation. Hope this helps.

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Rx
cromolyn sodium (E=0.11) 2%
Benzalkonium chloride (E=0.16) 0.006%
Glycerin (E= 0.34) qs
sterile water qs
how many mL of Glycerin (SG=1.25) should be used to fill this prescription?
?

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