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Assume we have a kind of NaCl-water solution which contains n mol NaCl and the volume (V) of the solution can be described by

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IVOR Land- Total volume, but n=d. Velogiza x103 +66252x10-5 X(X) + 1.7738 tlo (2) F le 1 - 1.00138 X10-3+ 3.32506 xiors +4607

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