1. At 60°F, an aqueous solution that is 62.18% wt/wt sulfuric acid (H₂SO4) is 50.00° with respect to the Baumé scale. If this solution contains 150 g of sulfuric acid and the balance water, calculate or determine the following: Express all answers in two (2) decimal places. ▪ volume (L) of the solution containing this amount of sulfuric acid mass (kg) of water present in this solution ▪ using the specific gravities of pure sulfuric acid (SG = 1.8255) and pure water (SG = 1), calculate the density (kg m-3) and volume (L) of this same solution containing 150 g of sulfuric acid

1. At 60°F, an aqueous solution that is 62.18% wt/wt sulfuric acid (H₂SO4) is 50.00° with respect to the Baumé scale. If this solution contains 150 g of sulfuric acid and the balance water, calculate or determine the following: Express all answers in two (2) decimal places. ▪ volume (L) of the solution containing this amount of sulfuric acid mass (kg) of water present in this solution ▪ using the specific gravities of pure sulfuric acid (SG = 1.8255) and pure water (SG = 1), calculate the density (kg m-3) and volume (L) of this same solution containing 150 g of sulfuric acid

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