A chemist uses 4.0 l of sulfuric acid solution to produce 3.2 gram of product. how much of the same sulfuric acid solution is needed to produce 8.0 gram of product?

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Pag Sun · Answer 1 · 2018-03-14T15:33:34+0000

4 l ------ 3,2 g
x l ------ 8 g

x = 8 g × 4 l / 3,2 g = 10 l

Answer: 10 l of sulfuric acid is needed to produce 8 g of product.

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Yusuke Shinyama · Answer 2 · 2018-03-17T05:52:30+0000

Answer: 10 L

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : 3.2 grams of product require 4.0 L of sulphuric acid

Asked : 8.0 grams of product require how many liters of same sulphuric acid

Thus using Unitary method:

3.2 grams of product require sulphuric acid = 4.0 Liters

Thus 8.0 grams of product require sulphuric acid =
(4.0)/(3.2)* 8.0 g=10 Liters