Question

The volume strength of 100g/l H2O2 is

Answer 1

Answer:

Volume strength of $100 g/L H_{2} O_{2}$ is $\frac{5.6 * 100 }{17}$  

Explanation:

A general formula for volume strength can be immediately applied as follows:

$Molarity=$ $\frac{volume strength}{11.2}$

To begin, we must first determine the Molarity of $100 g/L$ Hydrogen Peroxide:

        ∴ $100g/L^{-1}$= $\frac{100}{34}$ $mol$  $L^{-1}$

          $100g/L^{-1}$ = $\frac{100}{34}$ $M$

Now, incorporating this number into the overall formula:

                  $Molarity =$ ${}\frac{volume strength}{11.2}$

                             $\frac{100}{34}$ = $\frac{volume strength}{11.2}$

       $Volume strength =$$\frac{11.2*100 }{34}$

                                  = $\frac{5.6*100}{17}$

So the final answer is volume of strength =   $\frac{5.6 *100}{17}$

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