Chemistry, asked by AMALkrishnaM, 9 months ago

A 10 g of NaCl dissolved in 106g of the solution, its concentration is

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Answered by mishradhruva19

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Answer:

Concentration Of NaCl in solution

= weight of element in one molecule of compound / Molecular weight of compound× 100%

=10/106×100%

=9.4 %

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