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A solution containing 45% water is mixed with another solution containing 10% bromine. If the chemist needs 30 liter of the mixture, how many liters of each solution is needed to make a 34.5%solution?

scarico

by scarico at February 20, 2011

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First we need to find out 34.5% of 30 liters which is 10.35 liters.The ratios of water to bromine is 4.5:1.So we divide 10.35/5.5=1.88 litersSo we know that bromine is 1.88 liters and water is 8.47 liters.

Laus_Deo Laus_Deo February 21, 2011

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First we need to find out 34.5% of 30 liters which is 10.35 liters.The ratios of water to bromine is 4.5:1.So we divide 10.35/5.5=1.88 litersSo we know that bromine is 1.88 liters and water is 8.47 liters.

...sydnie... ...sydnie... February 21, 2011

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