Perez F.

asked • 10/08/19

a chemistry experiment calls for 2 drops of acid for 100 mililiters of solution. how much acid should be used for one gallon of solution

1 milliliter = 20 drops

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Jennifer C. answered • 10/10/19

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a chemistry experiment calls for 2 drops of acid for 100 milliliters of solution. how much acid should be used for one gallon of solution.


1 gal solution * 3785.41 mL sol'n / gal sol'n * 2 drps of acid / 100 mL sol'n *1 mL acid /20 drops acid = 3.79 mL

This would round to 4 mL according to significant figures.



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