Using SDS Data from acetone and hydrochloric acid solution. . Use the LDso that you recorded earlier for acetone and the hydrochloric acid solution to do the following calculations and comparisons. Assume that the LD data for rats can be extrapolated to humans. 1. How much acetone would a 150.-Ib person have to take orally to be at the LDs, amount? Show your work Hint: Remember that the LDy is in mg dose/kg body weight. Ikilogram (kg)= 2.2 pounds (lb), 1000 mg = 1 g: convert the mass of the person to kg; use the LD so to determine the mg of acetone needed: convert that value to g. 150.16.49413 68. 152 5800 mg=394,980 mg I b = 68.1 kg 394980m gayakomast 100 mg 394.989 Tooding Acetone: grams h. Do the same calculation for the solution of hydrochloric acid using the LDso that you recorded earlier. Show your work: HCI solution: grams Which chemical ismore toxic? - Does a larger LDso indicate a more or less toxic compound? What would LD.. means? List examples of two places of employment that would require your awareness and use of MSDS