What is the %v/v concentration of a solution made by adding 25 ml of acetone to 75 ml of water?

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V/V % = ( volume of solute ( mL ) / volume solution ) * 100

volume solute = 25 mL acetone

Volume solvent = 75 mL water

So :

v/v =        25

            * 100

              25 + 75

v/v = ( 25 / 100 ) * 100

v/ v = 25%

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The answer is: 25 %

Explanation:

In order to know the concentration, we need to know the amount of solution we have, that is:  25 ml of acetone + 75 ml of water = 100 ml of solution. Now, as the units are in volume, and we need to know te concentration in %v/v (percentage volume/volume), we can operate normally (in the same units). The concentration in % v/v is going to to be the amount of the solute over the amount of solution multiplied by 100, and in this case the solute is the acetone:

%v/v = (25/100) * 100 = 25 %

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