6. What is meant by concentration of solution? It describes the amount of
____________ present in the solution.
A. solute B. solvent C. either D. neither
7. Which of the following concentrations of muriatic aqueous solutions has the
highest amount of solute present?
A. 15% B. 25 % C. 35% D. 45%
8. What would be the amount of carbon in every 100 grams of 40% steel?
A. 10 grams B. 20 grams C. 30 grams D. 40 grams
9. Which of the following expressions is a percentage concentration of solution?
A. proof C. mol/kilogram
B. mol/liter D. (mass/mass) X 100
10.What is the percentage concentration of solution if 2 mL sulfuric acid (H2SO4) is
added to 8 ml of water in the beaker?
A. 15% B. 25% C. 35% D. 45%
11.What will happen to the concentration of the solution when more solvent is added
to it? The concentration of the solution will ___________________.
A. decrease B. fluctuate C. increase D. remain the same
12. What must be done to increase the concentration of a solution? To increase the
concentration of a solution, you must add __________.
A. solute C. both solute and solvent
B. solvent D. neither solute nor solvent
13.How much water is needed to prepare a 5% of 100 mL muriatic acid aqueous
solution?
A. 65 mL B. 75 mL C. 85 mL D. 95 mL
Answers & Comments
Answer:
6.B- solvent
7.A- 15%
8.C- 30 grams
9.D- (mass/mass)X100
10.B- 25%
11.C- increase
12.B- solvent
13.A- 65 mL