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a solution contains 40g of sulphuric acid in 320 ml of water. calculate concentration in terms of mass/ volume percentage, density of sulphuric acids= 1.83 g/ ml

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A solution contains 40g of sulphuric acid in 320 ml of water. calculate concentration in terms of mass/ volume percentage, density of sulphuric acids= 1.83 g/ ml. NOTE THAT SOLVENT IS VOLUME NOT MASS. ANSWER IS

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