What is added to a concentrated solution of sodium thiosulfate to dilute it?

Chemistry

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steposvetlana [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

Water is added to a concentrated solution of sodium thiosulfate to dilute it.

Explanation: Water is a universal solvent. It has the capability to dissolve many substances in it. When water is added to a solution, the concentrated solution can be diluted. Dilute solution means the presence of water in high amount and solute quantity is very low.

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