In the UV assay of paracetamol you are required to weigh tablet powder “…containing 0.150 g of Paracetamol…”. If the stated content of paracetamol per tablet is 500 mg and the weight of 20 tablets is 11.223 g then the amount of paracetamol tablet powder to be weighed is

In the UV assay of paracetamol you are required to weigh tablet powder “…containing 0.150 g of Paracetamol…”. If the stated content of paracetamol per tablet is 500 mg and the weight of 20 tablets is 11.223 g then the amount of paracetamol tablet powder to be weighed is

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