In this episode, we discuss the concentrations of solutions and how to calculate them.

Understanding solution concentrations involves quantifying the amount of a solute within a given volume of solvent, and this can be expressed using moles or mass.

The document outlines how to calculate solution concentration by dividing the quantity of the substance by the total volume.

Furthermore, it explains how to determine the amount of solute present if the concentration and volume are known.

Finally, the text indicates that solution concentrations can be ascertained by analysing the volumes and concentrations of reacting solutions.

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