I am working on a science fair experiment, and my teacher offered to create a solution for me. I went in, and she was too busy to help so now I am on my own. I went and bought 28% hydrochloric acid but I need to dilute it to 0.1 M, does anyone know how much water Iand how much acid it will take to dilute it to 0.1 M? (How many grams of acid mixed with how many mL of water to get it diluted).
I was answered this before:
"Hydrochloric acid is anywhere from 28% to 36% HCl, so you'll have to dilute it by roughly 1:60 to get a solution that is an acceptable simulation of gastric juice for your purposes."
But, what does 1:60 mean?
2007-01-12
18:23:19
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dani_es_bonita
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