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Concentrated solution of ethanol — Edexcel GCSE Chemistry Definition | GradeGen

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Concentrated solution of ethanol

GCSE Chemistry · key term

Concentrated solution of ethanol

Definition

A liquid containing more ethanol relative to water than the liquid it was obtained from.

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Edexcel GCSE Chemistry · 1CH0

Specification 9.34C · Paper 2

To obtain a concentrated solution of ethanol, the mixture must be separated so that the collected liquid contains a greater proportion of ethanol. Ethanol and water are both liquids, so filtration will not separate them.
Revise: Concentration of Ethanol

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