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I'm looking at Solutions for Passage VII for GenChem Ch. 1 (the passage about molarity, molality, mass % and density). This is for Question #41.
Why doesn't the density of the solution decrease when water is added? The answer key states that "when the aqueous solution has a density of less than 1.00, the density increases when water is added." Shouldn't density decrease, because volume of solution is increasing?
Thanks guys.
Why doesn't the density of the solution decrease when water is added? The answer key states that "when the aqueous solution has a density of less than 1.00, the density increases when water is added." Shouldn't density decrease, because volume of solution is increasing?
Thanks guys.