How much water should be added to a 15 gallon solution of 35% hydrogen peroxide to create an 8% solution? how many gallons would
1 answer:
15 gallons of 35% peroxide solution contains 0.35 × 15 = 5.25 gallons of hydrogen peroxide. The rest of the volume is made up of 15 - 5.25 = 9.75 gallons of water.
If we add gallons of water to the solution, the amount of hyrdrogen peroxide in the solution stays the same, but the volume of water increases to
gallons, and the total volume increases to
gallons.
To get a concentration of 8% in this diluted solution, we add gallons of water such that
Solve for .
To get the desired concentration, one must add 50.625 gallons of water, and one will end up with a total volume of 65.625 gallons of solution.
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