Two-Solution Concentration Mixing Calculator
Find ideal concentration after combining two solutions on the same volume-based scale.
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On this page How it works & practical examples
How to use the Two-Solution Concentration Mixing Calculator
Both solutions must contain the same measured solute and use the same concentration basis. The result uses additive volumes and mass conservation.
The calculation
Worked example
One liter at 10 g/L and three liters at 2 g/L yield four liters at 4 g/L under additive-volume assumptions.
Assumptions and limits
No chemical reaction, volume contraction, density change, incompatibility or mixing safety is evaluated. This arithmetic model is not a preparation procedure.
Common questions
Which inputs should I use?
Both solutions must contain the same measured solute and use the same concentration basis. The result uses additive volumes and mass conservation.
What does the result exclude?
No chemical reaction, volume contraction, density change, incompatibility or mixing safety is evaluated. This arithmetic model is not a preparation procedure.