90 liter juice require 2 kg citric acid 120 gram KMS and 60 sodium benzoate If is 150 then how much other ingredients will be?

Let's denote the amount of citric acid, KMS, and sodium benzoate required for 150 liters of juice as x, y, and z, respectively.

We know that for 90 liters of juice, 2 kg citric acid, 120 gram KMS, and 60 gram sodium benzoate are required. So, for 1 liter of juice, the required amounts are:

Citric acid = (2 kg / 90 liters) = 22.22 gram/liter

KMS = (120 gram / 90 liters) = 1.33 gram/liter

Sodium benzoate = (60 gram / 90 liters) = 0.67 gram/liter

Now, for 150 liters of juice, the required amounts will be:

Citric acid = 22.22 gram/liter * 150 liters = 3333 gram = 3.33 kg

KMS = 1.33 gram/liter * 150 liters = 199.5 gram

Sodium benzoate = 0.67 gram/liter * 150 liters = 100.5 gram

Therefore, for 150 liters of juice, the required amounts of citric acid, KMS, and sodium benzoate are 3.33 kg, 199.5 gram, and 100.5 gram, respectively.