Answer to Question #88130 in Physical Chemistry for Ryan

Physical Chemistry

Question #88130

If you take 109.7 mL of a 40.3 %(v) vinegar (acetic acid) solution, how many mL of acetic acid do you have?

Expert's answer

v = Vsolute/Vsolution;

Vsolute = Vsolution*v;

Vsolute =109.7 *0.403 = 44.2 mL.

Answer: 44.2 mL.

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