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polet [3.4K]
3 years ago
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Calcule el porcentaje de soluto (%vv) en una disolución preparada con 45,2 mL de ácido nítrico en 205 mL de agua.

Chemistry
1 answer:
ryzh [129]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

18.1% V/V

Explanation:

El porcentaje volumen/volumen (%v/v) es una unidad de concentración en química definida como la relación entre volumen de soluto y volumen total de la solución (En las mismas unidades ambos volúmenes) por cien. La fórmula es:

% V/V = Volumen soluto / Volumen solución × 100

Analizando el problema, el soluto es ácido nítrico (Menor cantidad) y el solvente es el agua.

Recordando, el volumen de la solución es igual al volumen del soluto + el volumen del solvente. Así:

% V/V = 45.2mL soluto / (45.2mL + 205mL) × 100 =

<em>18.1% V/V</em> es la concentración de la solución.

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