What volume of 95% sulphuric acid (density=1.85g/cm3)and what mass of water must be taken to prepare 100cm3 of 15%solution of sulphuric acid (density=1.10g/cm3)?

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15% solution
Mass = volume* density
volume=100 cm3
density=1.10 g/cm3
mass of 15% solution = 1001.10=110 g
mass of sulphuric acid in it =.15110=16.5g
mass of water present in it =110-16.5=93.5 g of water

95% solution
let mass of 95% solution required to prepare 15% H2SO4 with 16.5 g acid in it be x
16.5g =0.95* x
x=16.5*100/95 =17.4 g
Volume of 95%H2SO4 needed to prepare 15%H2SO4

VOLUME =mass/density
Volume =17.4/1.85= 9.4 cm3
Volume water needed to make up the volume =100-9.4=90.6 cm3

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