Explain what is the initial lead nitrate concentration

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What is the initial (before any reaction takes place) lead nitrate concentration when 4.0 mL of 0.034 M lead nitrate is added to 11 mL of 0.0052 M sodium chloride?

Reference no: EM13277613

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