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6. Explain how you prepare the following dilute solution from more concentration.(Dilution) 5.00L of 6.00 M H2SO4 from a 18.0

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For dilection, no. of moles remain constant in both solutions & moles= molarity x volume M₂ V = MIVI V, -5.00L M = 6.oom U2 =

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