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Dilute a solution that has an initial concentration of 0.03% to 0.0006%.

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The solvent that must be added to dissolve a 0.03% solution to a 0.0006% solution is 49 times its original volume.

Dilution is a solution to which solvent is added. A common solvent is a water. Equation expressing dilution

V₁ M₁ = V₂ M₂

  • V₁ = the initial volume of solution before dilution
  • V₂ = the volume of solution after dilution
  • M₁ = the concentration of the solution before dilution = 0.03%
  • M₂ = the concentration of the solution after dilution = 0.0006%

V₁ × 0.03% = V₂ × 0.0006%

V₂ : V₁ = 0.03% ÷ 0.0006%

V₂ : V₁ = 50

V₂ = 50 V₁

Added solvent

V₂ - V₁ = 50V₁ - V₁ = 49V₁

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