SOLUTION: A chemist has 2 quarts of 25% acid solution and one quart 40% acid solution. If he mixes this what would be the concentration of the mixture?
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Question 831969: A chemist has 2 quarts of 25% acid solution and one quart 40% acid solution. If he mixes this what would be the concentration of the mixture?
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
25*2 + 1*40 = 3*C
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