how should a concentrated acid be diluted and why ?
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Fill a container about half way or more with distilled water, add the acid, and then bring up to volume with more water. In the example above, fill a flask with about 150 mL or more with distilled water, add 6.9 mL of concentrated sulfuric acid, then continue to dilute with water to the 250 mL mark.)
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concentrated acid can be diluted by adding water in the acid
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acid can became weak by adding water so we can make it dilute by adding water and also the amount of acid became less
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