The proof value of any liquor is equal to twice the percentage of alcohol; for example, a
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The “proof” value of any liquor is equal to twice the percentage of alcohol; for example, a 50-proof liquor is 25% alcohol in water. Vodka is normally sold between 80 and 100 proof, but suppose you came across a bottle of 135-proof vodka. Would you be justified in calling the alcohol the solvent and the water the solute? Explain.
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