2. Suppose a standard mixture of antifreeze contains 500. mL ethylene glycol (557 g) in water, in a total of 1000. mL solution (1090 g). Find the percentage composition in the terms given below: % m/m % m/v % v/v

2. Suppose a standard mixture of antifreeze contains 500. mL ethylene glycol (557 g) in water, in a total of 1000. mL solution (1090 g). Find the percentage composition in the terms given below: % m/m % m/v % v/v

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2. Suppose a standard mixture of antifreeze contains 500. mL ethylene
glycol (557 g) in water, in a total of 1000. mL solution (1090 g). Find
the percentage composition in the terms given below:
% m/m
% m/v
% v/v
3. There is a weak organic acid called phenol (C6H6O, molar mass = 94.11)
which wNas once
used a s an antigonti

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