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Chapter 9: Q. 9.36 (page 305)

A bottle of champagne is 11%(v/v)alcohol. If there are 750mLof champagne in the bottle, what is the volume, in milliliters, of alcohol?

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The volume of Alcohol in750.0mLof champagne bottle is82.5mL.

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01

Given Information.

750mLof Champagne bottle contains 115(v/v)alcohol.

To find the Volume of the alcohol.

02

Explanation.

The volume of the alcohol is defined,

Volume percentage of solute=volume of solutevolume of solution脳100%11%=volume of solute750.0ml脳100%volume of solute=82.5mL

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