SOLUTION: Suppose that a chemist is mixing two acid​ solutions, one of 15​% concentration and the other of 25​% concentration. Which of the following concentrations could n
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Question 1036612: Suppose that a chemist is mixing two acid solutions, one of 15% concentration and the other of 25% concentration. Which of the following concentrations could not be obtained?
17%, 20%, 23%, 29%
Answer by ikleyn(52781) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Suppose that a chemist is mixing two acid solutions, one of 15% concentration and the other of 25% concentration.
Which of the following concentrations could not be obtained?
17%, could not
20%,
23%,
29% could not
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