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7 A solution is prepared by adding 40 gm of sugar in 100 gm of water. Calculate the concentration is terms of mass by mass percentage of solutions .​

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Answered by Coolestman
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Answer:

Hence, Mass % of Solute is 28.57%

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Answered by AnkitaSahni
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Given :

Mass of sugar in solution (m) = 40 gm

Mass of water = 100

To Find :

The concentration in terms of mass by mass percentage of solution.

Solution :

Mass of solute = 40 gm

Mass of solvent = 100 gm

Mass of the solution = (100 + 40) gm = 140 gm

Mass percentage of the solute in the solution = \frac{Mass of Solute}{Mass of Solution} × 100%

                                                                            = \frac{40}{140} × 100%

                                                                            = 28.57%

Therefore, the concentration of solute in the solution in terms of mass percentage is 28.57%.

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