Q.2: if you have 2L of a Solution contains two substances (A) and (B) (M.wt = 33g/mole), substance (B) is miscible in (A). In order to separate these substances it isrequired 3.6 L of solvent (C) with molarity of 0.02 M. Calculate the concentration(ppm) of B in the original solution? Given: the percent of (B) is 25% .(A+B) + 3C →A + (B+C)

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Q.2: if you have 2L of a Solution contains two substances (A) and (B) (M.wt = 33
g/mole), substance (B) is miscible in (A). In order to separate these substances it is
required 3.6 L of solvent (C) with molarity of 0.02 M. Calculate the concentration
(ppm) of B in the original solution? Given: the percent of (B) is 25% .
(A+B) + 3C →A + (B+C)

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From given information it is clear that 25% percent of B is present in 2000mL of solution. Then the volume of B present in solution is calculated as follows,

$\begin{array}{rcl} Volume of B & = & \frac{25}{100} \times 2000 mL \\ = & 500 mL \end{array}$

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