Chemistry, asked by shahreenbano1649, 10 months ago

60 g of common salt is present in 400 g of solution. The concentration of solution will be

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Answered by TheValkyrie
7

Hi,

Here is your answer

Given:

Mass of salt=60g

Mass of solvent=400g

To Find:

Concentration of solution

Solution:

Total mass of solution=60+400=460g

Concentration of a solution is given by

Concentration of solution=(Given mass of solute/Given mass of solution)×100

Concentration of solution=(60/460)×100

Concentration of solution=13.04%

Notes:

1.Concentration of solution=(Given mass of solute/Given mass of solution)×100

Hope this helps you.

Answered by royagnik087
1

Explanation:

(400+60)gm=460gm

The consentration of solution will be 60/460×100%=13.04%

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