4 come back to your fridge in 60 minutes and the ice should have started melting away enough so that you can gently i said gently pull the ice away don t try to stick a screwdriver in and wedge the ice out this can wreck the sides of the appliance and then you ll be angry 5 come back to your fridge in 60 minutes and the ice should have started melting away enough so that you can gently i said gently pull the ice away don t try to stick a screwdriver in and wedge the ice out this can wreck the sides of the appliance and then you ll be angry 5
Report Abuse. When we say percentage, we express the term as a fraction of 100. Since you have already mentioned the fraction is 5/6, there is just one thing missing, we just need to multiply it with 100.It will be done like this: Â­Â­5 Ã 100 6 = 83.33% This means that 5 is 83.33 % of 6.eport Abuse. When we say percentage, we express the term as a fraction of 100. Since you have already mentioned the fraction is 5/6, there is just one thing missing, we just need to multiply it with 100.
Percent solutions can take the form of weight/volume % (wt/vol % or w/v %), weight/weight % (wt/wt % or w/w %), or volume/volume % (vol/vol % or v/v %). In each case, the percentage concentration is calculated as the fraction of the weight or volume of the solute related to the total weight or volume of the solution.Because percent solutions can be expressed in three different ways, it is imperative that the type of percent solution be explicitly stated.If this information is not provided, the end user is left to guess whether w/v %, w/w %, or v/v % was used.or example, a 70 % (v/v) solution of ethanol can be prepared by dissolving 70 mL of 100% (i.e., 200 proof) ethanol in a total solution volume of 100 mL. Other factors may also be important when deciding on the type of percent solution to prepare.