What is dilution ? Explain the dilution concentration h2so4?
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Dilution is a process in which water is added to a solvent to decrease a concentration of H+ ion and HO- ion in a solution.
The concentrated H2SO4 is added to water. The diluting solution is stired by an glass rod to make it dilute. The H2SO4 is is highly acidic we have careful while mixing H2SO4 in water.
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The right method to make concentrated acid dilute is to mix acid in water. If we mix water in concentrated acid, it may cause an explosion as the reaction is exothermic.
So, for preparing dilute solution of H2SO4 we proceed by adding Conc. H2SO4 to water.
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