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    <title>Chapter 0 :: Coding For Chemists</title>
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    <description>Data There is no data required for or used in Chapter 0.&#xA;Code blocks from chapter # A function to calculate the volumes of stock solutions needed to create solutions with given catalyst, HCl, and ionic strength # All concentrations are in M # The final volume is in mL and assumed to be 1 unless provided def calcPlateVols(conc_cat, conc_HCl, I, vol_final = 1): # Define our stock solutions conc_stock_cat = 0.1 # M conc_stock_HCl = 6 # M conc_stock_NaCl = 3 # M # Calculate the volumes needed vol_cat = conc_cat / conc_stock_cat * vol_final vol_HCl = conc_HCl / conc_stock_HCl * vol_final vol_NaCl = (I - conc_HCl) / conc_stock_NaCl * vol_final # Calculate the water needed to make up 1 mL vol_water = vol_final - vol_cat - vol_HCl - vol_NaCl print(&#39;[ ] catalyst solution (mL)\n&#39;, vol_cat) print(&#39;[ ] HCl (mL)\n&#39;, vol_HCl) print(&#39;[ ] NaCl (mL)\n&#39;, vol_NaCl) print(&#39;[ ] water (mL)\n&#39;, vol_water) Solutions to Exercises Giving your computer instructions using Python commands Exercise 0 Using Anaconda Navigator, verify that the following Python libraries are installed, and if not, install them. If you want directions you can use the resources at website.</description>
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