2 years ago

Explain how they would make solutions of the sulfuric acid at five different concentrations

Chemistry

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katrin2010 [14]2 years ago

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The sulfuric acid can be constituted into different concentrations using distilled water as a diluent.

<h3>What is dilution of acid?</h3>

Dilution of acid is defined as the decrease in the concentration of an acid using water.

For sulfuric acid to be diluted, it is slowly added to distilled water using the following guidelines:

Add 150 ml of water to the beaker and add the desired amount of acid. This will give a diluted concentration of the given acid.

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