If you have 100.0ml of a 30.0% aqueous solution of ethanol, what volume of water is in the solution?

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Solutions containing two substances in the aqueous phase are usually described in volume percentages. Therefore, if a solution has 30% of ethanol, then it has 30% ethanol by volume. The remaining volume is of water, which will be 70%. Calculating:
70% x 100
= 70 ml of water in the solution

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