Mixture Problems

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I thought this video help me to solve the problem in 10sec cause i can solve it for less than minute For the first problem. Just use 2 equation 2 unknown. x+y=20 y=20-x. Eq. 1 0.2(x) + 0.4(y) = 0.28(20) eq. 2 Put eq. 1 in eq. 2 0.2(x) + 0.4(20-x) = 0.28(20) x=12

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6:37 problem 2. What is the concentration of the mixture? The mixture is 200 L (50 from the 15% alcohol solution and 150 from the 35% alcohol solution). let y = percentage of alcohol concentration of the mixture, then y 200 L = the total amount of alcohol in the mixture. The first solution has 7.5 L of alcohol (50 x 15%) and the second solution has 52.5 L (15% x 150) and this equal to total alcohol in the mixture of y 200 L. solving for y will give the concentration of alcohol of the mixture, so 7.5 + 52.5 = y 200 or 60=y 200 or y = 6/20 or 3/10, 3/10 is the same as 30/100 or 30%. Therefore the mixture has a 30% alcohol solution. Ans 30% 10:03 alcohol solution or 60 L of alcohol is in it.

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[@HideFromIt]

This works for 10:53 as well. 60L is 3* bigger than 20L. Adding 60L of water to a 20L 28% concentration can be represented as (0*3+28)/4 = 7% concentration

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you just said what he said, but you didnt add that part where he mentions that it can only be done when adding pure water.

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6:27, why 32% not 28% as in the original question?

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[@HideFromIt]

8:00 I quickly thought of this but cant we do "(15+35*3)/4" for the problem? this is because 150 is 3* bigger than 50

[@timeless9820]

no because the factor was cuz of the increase of the second L to the total L. You have to consider than it is only one compound. Water is not included in the equation so it doesn't affect it. Try to do the same to other compounds. He said that it is only done when adding water to a pure, only.

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Mass is conserved. Volumes of liquids are not necessarily. (10 L of A + 10 L of B will not necessarily produce 20 L of a mixture.) Differences can be significant. Without density data, isn't it better to use weights rather than volumes?

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For the first problem. Just use 2 equation 2 unknown. x+y=20 y=20-x. Eq. 1 0.2(x) + 0.4(y) = 0.28(20) eq. 2 Put eq. 1 in eq. 2 0.2(x) + 0.4(20-x) = 0.28(20) x=12

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6:20 how do you get 32%?

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A factory has a batch of hand sanitizer with 50% alcohol content. How much pure 100% concentration alcohol should they include in a 600mL bottle to make a 68% mixture? I tried this question with the equation but it didnt work out, can someone explain ?

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Wait…what? If the student mixed 40% and 20% and ended up with 20ml of 28% Are you saying adding 12 ml of the 20% gives him a 20 ml 32% ? I’m confused….Did he start with a 20 ml container of 28% or did he start with a container of 20 ml of 32%?

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Are mixture problems same as dilution problems?

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1. 0.2x + 0.4 (20-x) = 20(0.28) 2. 50(0.15)+ 150(0.35) = 200x 3. 60(0%) + 20(28%) = 80x -----> 0 + 560 = 80x -----> x = 7% By using the weighted average method

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6:18 where does 32% come from?

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10:46. A student adds 60 liter of water to an alcohol solution of 20 liters and 28% alcohol . So the student adds 0 liter of alcohol to a solution that has 5.6 liters of alcohol (20 L x 28%) TO PRODUCE 80 liters (60 +20) of an unknown PERCENTAGE of alcohol. Let that unknown % of alcohol in the mixture = R so R% (80) liters of alcohol was in the final solution. Therefore 80 R% = 5.6 + 0 or 80 R= 5.6 or R% = 5.6/80 = 56/800 or 7/100 or 7%. Answer: the solution now contain just 7% of alcohol.13:49

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For the 3rd problem c1v1=c2v2 could've been used

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Whatever happened to the decimals in the percentages?????? Shouldn't 28% multiplied by 20 be 5.60?.........Not 560.....

[@TheOrganicChemistryTutor]

Yes, but I kept 28% as 28 for two reasons. (1) It will not affect my final answer. (2) My final answer will be a percentage and not decimal. You can do it both ways. You should still get the right answer.

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Can someone answer this mixture problem for me tyia. A flask contains 500ml of an 80% alcohol solution in water. how much of this solution must be drawn off and replaced by water to obtain a solution having concentration of 25% alcohol?

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you said you were making 28% and at the end you said 32%. I think you said the wrong thing at the end.