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Ethylene Glycol C2H6O2 is the main ingredient in antifreeze.
density of pure EG: 1.132 g/mL
Anti-freeze is 32% by volume EG

I have to find:
Volume of Eg in 1 L
Mass of Eg in 1 L
& the Volume of "solvent" in 1 L

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