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What is the process of adding water to a concentrated solution to achieve a desired concentration?
What is the process of adding water to a concentrated solution to achieve a desired concentration?
- Solution formation
- Chemical reaction
- Dilution (correct)
- Concentration
What is the purpose of dilution in solution preparation?
What is the purpose of dilution in solution preparation?
- To decrease the solution's concentration (correct)
- To separate the solute from the solvent
- To increase the solution's concentration
- To mix two or more solutions
What is the starting material in the dilution process?
What is the starting material in the dilution process?
- A solvent
- A solute
- Distilled water
- A more concentrated solution (correct)
What is the result of dilution in a solution?
What is the result of dilution in a solution?
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Why is dilution a common method in solution preparation?
Why is dilution a common method in solution preparation?
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Dilution
- A common method to create a solution of a specific concentration is to take a more concentrated solution and add water until the desired concentration is reached.
- This process is known as dilution.
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