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    The document discusses percent by volume concentration of solutions. It provides the formula for calculating percent by volume as the volume of solute divided by the total volume of solution multiplied by 100. Several example problems are shown to demonstrate how to use the formula to calculate percent by volume concentration.

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    The document discusses percent by volume concentration of solutions. It provides the formula for calculating percent by volume as the volume of solute divided by the total volume of solution multiplied by 100. Several example problems are shown to demonstrate how to use the formula to calculate percent by volume concentration.

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    The document discusses percent by volume concentration of solutions. It provides the formula for calculating percent by volume as the volume of solute divided by the total volume of solution multiplied by 100. Several example problems are shown to demonstrate how to use the formula to calculate percent by volume concentration.

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    The document discusses percent by volume concentration of solutions. It provides the formula for calculating percent by volume as the volume of solute divided by the total volume of solution multiplied by 100. Several example problems are shown to demonstrate how to use the formula to calculate percent by volume concentration.

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    GENERAL CHEMISTRY 2

    PRES. SERGIO OSMEÑA

    CONCENTRATION OF SOLUTION

    Percent By Volume

    The percent by volume formula gives the volume of solute present in a given volume of solution.

    - It is used to express the concentration of a solute volumetrically. It calculates the volume percentage of
    a solute in the solution. The volume of a solution is evaluated by adding the volume of solute as well as
    the solvent. The unit of measurement of percent by volume is the percentage.
    - The percent by volume is equal to the ratio of the volume of a solute to the volume of the solution
    multiplied by 100. A solution is formed when a solute is dissolved in a solvent.

    Percent By Volume Formula

    % (v/V) = (volume of solute / volume of solution) × 100


    Sample Problems
    Problem 1: Calculate the percent volume of solute if 5 ml of it is dissolved in a solvent of 90 ml.

    Given: Find:
    Volume of solute (v) = 5 ml Percent Volume of solute
    Volume of solvent = 90 ml
    Volume of solution (V) = (5 + 90) ml = 95 ml
    Solution:
    Using the formula we get,
    % (v/V) = (v / V) × 100
    = (5/95) × 100
    = 5.26 %

    Solve the following problems


    2: Calculate the percent volume of solute if 7 ml of it is dissolved in a solvent of 110 ml.
    3: Calculate the percent volume of solvent if 10 ml of solute is dissolved in a solvent of 120 ml.
    4: Calculate the percent volume of solvent if 15 ml of solute is dissolved in a solvent of 45 ml.
    5: Calculate the percent volume of solvent if 25 ml of solute is present in a solution of 80 ml.
    6: Calculate the percent volume of solvent if 30 ml of solute is present in a solution of 85 ml.
    7: Calculate the percent volume of solute if 81 ml of solvent is present in a solution of 110 ml.

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