How much 6.00% sucrose solution must be added to 5.00 liters of 60.0% sucrose solution to dilute it to 20.0%? What will be the difference in the final volume of 20.0% sucrose solution if pure water is used instead? Note: All concentration is in w/v and assume volumes are additive. [Ans. 14.3 L; 15.0 L]

How much 6.00% sucrose solution must be added to 5.00 liters of 60.0% sucrose solution to dilute it to 20.0%? What will be the difference in the final volume of 20.0% sucrose solution if pure water is used instead? Note: All concentration is in w/v and assume volumes are additive. [Ans. 14.3 L; 15.0 L]

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter7: Solutions And Colloids

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