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Must the concentration of a mixture always be greater than the concentration of an ingredient in one of the solutions and less than the concentration...
Must the concentration of a mixture always be greater than the concentration of an ingredient in one of the solutions and less than the concentration of the ingredient in the other solution being mixed? Explain your answer.
Choose the correct answer below.
A.No. If the concentrations of both the ingredients and quantities of the respective solutions are the same, then the mixture will have the same concentration.
B.Yes. Since the concentration of the two ingredients in the mixture is different, the concentration of the mixture will always be greater than the concentration of an ingredient in one of the solutions and less than the concentration of the ingredient in the other solution being mixed.
C.Yes. Since the concentration of the mixture is the average of two ingredients in the mixture, the concentration of the mixture will always be greater than the concentration of an ingredient in one of the solutions and less than the concentration of the ingredient in the other solution being mixed.
D.No. The concentrations of the mixture will always be greater than the concentration of the ingredients of solutions being mixed.
