The sulfuric acid has a mass fraction of 93, a specific gravity of 1.79, and a volume of 100 cubic meters. What is the weight in tons if it is converted to 98% acid?
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As the title suggests, are there any formulas or something? .
1.79*100/1.84
100*1.79*0.93/0.98=169.86T
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There is no fixed formula; it cannot be converted on its own. It is first necessary to determine which component of the solution should be changed in order to achieve this, and then the calculation can be carried out.
100*1.79*0.93/0.98=169.86T Volume*current density*current mass fraction/required converted mass fraction