dvarieth dvarieth
  • 22-12-2014
  • Chemistry
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If solution A has twice as much solute as solution B is it possible for them to have the same concentration

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BeckaH BeckaH
  • 29-12-2014
The masses of solute in the 2 solutions can be different but result in the same concentration, this is best explained with examples. 
Say solution A contained 10g of solute and had a volume of 100dm^3
If solution B contained 5g of solute and had a volume of 50dm^3 this would make the concentrations of A and B identical.

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