SOLUTION: (Make a chart and solve) A chemist has two solutions, Solution A is 8% acetic acid and Solution B is 20% acetic acid. If he wants 4 liters of an 11% acetic acid solution, how
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Question 1151661: (Make a chart and solve) A chemist has two solutions, Solution A is 8% acetic acid and Solution B is 20% acetic acid. If he wants 4 liters of an 11% acetic acid solution, how much of solution A and solution B should he mix ? Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! (Make a chart and solve) A chemist has two solutions, Solution A is 8% acetic acid and Solution B is 20% acetic acid. If he wants 4 liters of an 11% acetic acid solution, how much of solution A and solution B should he mix ?
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A + B = 4 --- total solution
8A + 20B = 11*(A + B) --- total acid
etc.
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IDK why a chart is needed.
