You require a solution containing 85 %v/v ethanol? You have 1350 mL of a 96 % v/v solution of ethanol. How many L of a 70 %v/v ethanol solution do you need to add to it to make the required 85 %v/v ethanol solution (2 decimal places)
Let us take the given solution of ethanol concentration as C1 = 96% v/v and it’s volume as V1 = 1350ml.
The solution to be added is of concentration 70% v/v. Let us take this concentration as C2 and its volume which is unknown yet as V2.
Let us take the concentration of final required solution as Cf which is = 85%v/v.
The volume of final mixture is = volume of first solution + volume of second added solution
which is 1350+V2. Let us take this as Vf.
Now while adding two similar solutions with different concentrations, we have a formula
CfVf = C1V1 + C2V2
This is obtained by the fact that
volume of ethanol in final solution = volume of ethanol in first solution + volume of ethanol in second solution.
which is (Cf*Vf)100 = (C1V1)100 + (C2V2)100
which gives the above formula CfVf = C1V1 + C2V2
Now substituting the values gives us
85 * (1350 + V2) = (96*1350) + (70 * V2)
(85*1350) + 85V2 = (96*1350) + 70V2
85V2 - 70V2 = (96*1350)-(85*1350)
15V2 = 11*1350
V2 = (11*1350)/15
V2 = 11*90 which is 990 ml or 0.99 litres
The volume of 70% v/v ethanol to be added is 0.99 litres.
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