SOLUTION: a chemist has a 2% acid soluton and an 8% acid solutons. he wants to mix the solutons to get 300 mL of a 5.5% acid solution. how many milliliters of each solution does he need?
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Question 1071101: a chemist has a 2% acid soluton and an 8% acid solutons. he wants to mix the solutons to get 300 mL of a 5.5% acid solution. how many milliliters of each solution does he need?
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