Physics, asked by suloreh, 1 year ago

70. a) Calculate the mass of Potassium Sulphate required to prepare its 10% solution in
100 g of water.

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Answered by shariquekhan2500

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The answer would be 27.4 g as the molar mass of k2sO4 is 174 and we have 100 g of water so it will be 274 thus 10% of it would be 27.4 g

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