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1. Calculate the concentration of a solution which contains 12 g of area in 160 g of solution.

2. Calculate the mass of glucose needed to prepare 250 g of 5% solution by mass.

3. 5 mL of H202, is dissolved in 95 mL of water. Calculate its percentage in volume by volume.

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Answered by rahulwazir914
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Explanation:

1. (m/m)%=mass of solute/mass of solution ×100

= [12g /(12g +160g)]×100

6.97%

solution is 6.97% concentrated.

2.

• percentage of solution =5

• Mass of solution = 250g.

• = Mass of solute /250×100.

• = 5×250/100.

• = 12.5g

• (b) Dispershed phase - the solute like component in a colloid form the dispersed phase

• Dispersed medium- the component in which the Dispersed phase is suspended is the Dispersed medium.

3. formula percentage volume by volume:

% volume/volume= volume of solute

(cm3)volume of solution ( cm3) ×100

1ml = 1cm 3

Give data:

volume of solute= 5 cm 3

volume of solution= 5+95 = 100 cm3

SOLUTION:

%volue/volume = volume of solute

(cm20/volume of solution (cm3) ×100

= 5cm 3 /100cm 3× 100

= 0.05 × 100

= 5%

The percentage volume by volume is 5%

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