What is the best way to compare a concentrated solution to a dilute solution, given the same volume of solution?

The concentrated solution has less solute than the dilute solution.

a) The concentrated solution has the same amount of solute as the dilute solution.

b) The concentrated solution has more solute than the dilute solution.

c) The concentrated solution has a different amount of solute than the dilute solution.

d) The concentrated solution has the same amount of solute as the dilute solution.

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Frisky

Chemistry

16 January, 15:15

What is the best way to compare a concentrated solution to a dilute solution, given the same volume of solution?

The concentrated solution has less solute than the dilute solution.

a) The concentrated solution has the same amount of solute as the dilute solution.

b) The concentrated solution has more solute than the dilute solution.

c) The concentrated solution has a different amount of solute than the dilute solution.

d) The concentrated solution has the same amount of solute as the dilute solution.

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Darnell Hardin · Answer 1

The correct answer is B. Given a same volume of a solution, the concentrated solution has more solute than the dilute solution. For instance, we are given two NaOH solutions having a volume of 1L one has a concentration of 1M and the other is 2M. The latter has more solute since it has 2 moles of NaOH while the other only has 1 mole.