Biology, asked by jalanshristi1, 11 months ago

A solution contains 55 ml of alcohol mixed with 160 ml of water. Calculate the concentration of the solution.

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Answered by AENGELAGRACEJACOB
19

Answer:

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Explanation:

volume of solute=55ml

volume of solvent=160ml

total volume = 55+ 160 =215ml

concentration= volume of solute/volume of solution ×100

= 55/215×100

= 25.5%

Answered by mudhirajharika25
10

Answer:This solution contains of this liquid solute (alcohol) mixed with a liquid solvent (water) ,so we have to calculate the concentration of this solution in terms of volume percentage of solute (alcohol ) .(Now, we know that :

Conentration of solution =Volume of soluteVolume of solution ×100

Here ,Volume of solute (alcohol ) =50mL

ANd , Volume of solvent (water ) =150mL

SO , VOlume of solution = Volume Of solute + Volume of Solvent

=50+150

=200mL

Now ,putting these values of volume fo solute and volume of solution in the the above formula we get :

Concentration of sodium =50200×100

=502

=25 per cent (by volume )

thus , the concentration of this alcohol solution is 25 per cent or that it is a 25% alcohol solution (by volume ).

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