
Deric D. answered 02/03/16
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Hi Nick,
10 mL = 18% alcohol and 82% water
therefore:
solution = 1.8 mL alcohol and 8.2 mL water
solution = 1.8 mL alcohol and 8.2 mL water
Dilution formula of concentration:
C1 x V1 = C2 x V2 (where C is concentration and V is volume)
C1 x V1 = C2 x V2 (where C is concentration and V is volume)
.18(10) = .05(V2)
1.8/.05 = V2
V2 = 36 ml
therefore
36 mL = 5% alcohol and 95% water
solution = 1.8 mL alcohol and 34.2 mL water
Water added = 34.2 - 8.2 = 26 mL
Nick S.
02/03/16