Chemistry, asked by nearvi3814, 9 months ago

A solution contain 40g of salt in 60g of water. calculate it's mass percentage

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Answered by agnihotridevesh109

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Answer:40%

Explanation:mass % is weight of solute present in 100 grams of solution.

hence, solution's weight = weight of water+weight of solute

= 60+40=100

so,

mass%= weight of solute/weight of solution * 100 = 40%

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