Re: Stock Paint:Gum Solutions?
Alberto, that's a fine bit of information. Thanks for mentioning. Regards, Loris. 24 Ekim 2008, Cuma, 11:40 am tarihinde, Alberto Novo yazmış: > ... > When expriming concentration, you have to consider also the volume of the > solute in the final total volume or keep into account the resulting > density. > So, using the densities measured by Kees: > 1+3 = 25% w/w = 25*1.101 = 27.5 w/v > 1+2 = 33.3% w/w = 33.3*1.132 37.7% w/w > One among the best example is concentrated sulphuric acid. It is sold as > 98% w/w, with a density of 1.84 kg/dm2. This means 98*1.84 = 180% w/v. > This seems absurd, but it simply means that in 100 mL of conc. sulphuric > acid there are 180 grams of pure substance. > ...
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