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Cooking down Nitric Acid
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November 20, 2009, 12:04:36 PM »
I Know that the anwswer to this is right in front of me but am having a mental block right now.
I start with 50mL of 1M Nitric acid and use it to leach a soil sample for two hours at near boiling. When I am finished there is 40mL of solution left. What is the new concentration? Assuming that none of the HNO3 evaporated just H20.
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C=n/V, what have changed, what have not?
Note, that some acid could have been consumed by the process.
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