In this experiment it determines how dilution affects the concentration

of the solution, and the first thing that should be done is prepare the
solution with the appropriate glassware as said in the instructions.
The researcher will carry out different methods and techniques during
the experiment that will determine the precise volume of 11.6M HCl
solution and water to combine in the experiment in order to come up
with the final solution by perform accurate calculations in acid
dilutions. Dilution is the process of diluting a solution by adding more
solvent to lower its concentration. After dilution, the moles of HCl are
equivalent to the moles before dilution. The equation used is C1V1=
C2V2 where in the C is the concentration of the solution and V volume
of the solution. The is before dilution and the is after dilution. It is
used in finding the concentration of the solution and volume of the
solution. Volume and molarity are inversely proportional, so when the
volume rises the molarity will decreases. The moles inside the solute,
on the other hand, stay the same before and after dilution.