Chemistry, asked by Tejasaditya6830, 11 months ago

How much water (in grams) should be added to a 35%-solution of acid to obtain a 10%-solution of acid? (1) there are 50 grams of the 35%-solution. (2) in the 35%-solution of acid the ratio of acid to water is 7:13.

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