Ah organic chemistry student prepared 1.80 L of a chloroform-toluene solution at 23.0 °C by measuring out 373. mL of chloroform and 1.48L of toluene and mixing them. Calculate the volume percent of chloroform in this solution. Be sure your answer has the right number of significant digits. %(v/v)

Ah organic chemistry student prepared 1.80 L of a chloroform-toluene solution at 23.0 °C by measuring out 373. mL of chloroform and 1.48L of toluene and mixing them. Calculate the volume percent of chloroform in this solution. Be sure your answer has the right number of significant digits. %(v/v)

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