Chemistry, asked by gurdeepsingh, 1 year ago

23g of salt dissolved in 100g of water at 293k.what is the concentration of solution at this temperature

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Answered by lakshaydon
197
mass of solution =mass of solute + mass of solvent=23+100=123
concentration of solution =mass of solute(salt)/mass of solution(water) multiply by 100
                                              =23/123 multiply by100 
                                              =18.7%
Answered by Anonymous
62

To calculate concentration of any solution standard temperature (293 K),we have to calculate the total mass of both solute and solution.

The total mass of the solution;

=(Mass of the solute+mass of the solvent)

=(Mass of the salt+mass of the water)

=(23+100)g

=123 g

The concentration of the solution:

=(100× mass of the solvent/mass of the whole solution)

=(100×23/123)

=18.69%

=18.7% (answer.)

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