Chemistry, asked by siddharthdullu3376, 10 months ago

A solution contains 100 g of sugar in 500 g of water. Find the mass by mass % of the solution.

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Answered by kumarpramey181076

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Answer:

Mass of sugar= 100g

Mass of water=500g

Mass of solution=mass of solute + mass of solvent =100+500g=600g

Mass percentage of solution

=Mass of sugar/ Mass of solution×100

100/600×100

=16.66%. THIS IS THE ANSWER

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