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Finding Concentration Expression Using Differential Simulteneous Equations

by Sergey Zaprudin

 

Submitted : Fall 2020


In chemistry language the concentration of a solution is the quantity of any solute that is contained in a certain quantity of solvent. In other words, concentration is the amount of solute divided by the volume of the solution. Knowing the precise concentration of the solutes is vital, as it determines the stoichiometry of the solution reactions as well as the amount of yield that is gained. There are many methods used by chemists to determine concentration precisely. This project report will present how to express differential simultaneous equations in terms of context using a sketch. Solving these equations in term of one another to find the expression of salt in terms of time. 

 


 

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Advisors :
Arcadii Grinshpan, Mathematics and Statistics
Peter Scott , Wycliffe College
Suggested By :
Peter Scott