Radiator antifreeze (ethylene glycol: shown in the diagram being poured into a vehicle radiator) is diluted with an appropriate quantity of water to prevent freezing of the mixture in the radiator. A 4.00 litre container of 94% antifreeze is diluted to 9.00 litres. The concentration of the final solution is

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Radiator antifreeze (ethylene glycol: shown in the diagram being poured into a vehicle radiator) is diluted with an appropriate quantity of water to prevent freezing of the mixture in the radiator. A 4.00 litre container of 94% antifreeze is diluted to 9.00 litres. The concentration of the final solution is 36% 24% 212% 42% FUSE WNOCSI BEFORE Radiator antifreeze (ethylene glycol: shown in the diagram being poured into a vehicle radiator) is diluted with an appropriate quantity of water to prevent freezing of the mixture in the radiator. A 4.00 litre container of 94% antifreeze is diluted to 9.00 litres. The concentration of the final solution is 36% 24% 212% 42% FUSE WNOCSI BEFORE

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