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When comparing two solutions with the same volume, you may say that one is dilute and the other is concentrated. What does this mean?
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When comparing two solutions with the same volume, you may say that one is dilute and the other is concentrated. What does this mean?

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If one is dilute, there is more water than substance dissolved in it. If it is concentrated, it has dissolved the maximum amount of the solvent dissolved in it.
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