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"how much 10% acid solution should be mixed with a 25% acid solution to create 100ml of a 16% acid solution"
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"how much 10% acid solution should be mixed with a 25% acid solution to create 100ml of a 16% acid solution"
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40 mls of 25% acid
60 mls of 10% acid
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