a.
To determine:
The final concentration of given diluted solution.
Concept introduction:
The solution becomes concentrated by the addition of more amount of solute to the solution. Solution is made of solute and solvent. Addition of more solvent results in the formation of dilute solution.
The final concentration of solution is calculate by the formula,
b.
To determine:
The final concentration of given diluted solution.
Concept introduction:
The solution becomes concentrated by the addition of more amount of solute to the solution. Solution is made of solute and solvent. Addition of more solvent results in the formation of dilute solution.
The final concentration of solution is calculate by the formula,
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