If there is 40% of acid and remaining 60% is water in a solution then is it dilute solution? If no then what is the maximum quantity of acid in water that the solution could be known dilute?

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1. No, a 40% acid with 60% water is a highly concentrated solution of the acid.

2. The normal dilute solution for a strong acid is 0.1 - 0.5 % of acid in water.

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If there is 40% of acid and remaining 60% is water in a solution then is it dilute solution? If no then what is the maximum quantity of acid in water that the solution could be known dilute?

1. No, a 40% acid with 60% water is a highly concentrated solution of the acid. 2. The normal dilute solution for a strong acid is 0.1 - 0.5 % of acid in water.

1. No, a 40% acid with 60% water is a highly concentrated solution of the acid.

2. The normal dilute solution for a strong acid is 0.1 - 0.5 % of acid in water.