How many tons of 98% sulfuric acid can be obtained from 1 ton of 105% fuming sulfuric acid?
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How many tons of 98% sulfuric acid can be obtained from 1 ton of 105% fuming sulfuric acid? Thank you all
Is it 1.18 tons? 1.05/0.89=1.18?
Thank you all. Will there be any costs involved in the conversion process?
It’s 1.18 tons. This is a question from junior high school chemistry; it has nothing to do with transformations, right? It’s just different when there is dry absorption
:L doesn’t quite understand: What is 0.89? Why isn’t it 1.05/0.98=1.07?
Upstairs, it’s correct; it should be 1.07 tons
Thank you for your support! It seems we need to doubt everything! Even what the moderators say is no exception. :lol
105% acid refers to sulfuric acid containing 20% free sulfur trioxide (actually 104.5%). Converting 105% acid to 98% sulfuric acid results in a value of 1.07 according to the chemical formula.
An acid content of 105% represents the amount of sulfuric acid when sulfur trioxide is converted into it; therefore, to dilute it to 98% sulfuric acid, the calculation is as follows: 105%/98% = 1.07. It should be 1.07 tons
I approve of the results for floors 9 and 10! However, the calculation must be done using 104.5