a solution contains 110 gram of nacl for 440 gm of water. calculate its concentration in terms of mass by mass percent
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mass percent =( mass of solute / mass of solution ) × 100 percent
mass of solute (NaCl) is 110gm and
mass of solution is mass of solute + mass of solvent
mass of solution = 440gm + 110gm = 550gm.
Mass percent = (110/550) × 100
= 20 percentage .
Hence the concentration of mass by mass percent is 20 percent .
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mass of solute (NaCl) is 110gm and
mass of solution is mass of solute + mass of solvent
mass of solution = 440gm + 110gm = 550gm.
Mass percent = (110/550) × 100
= 20 percentage .
Hence the concentration of mass by mass percent is 20 percent .
hope this helps you :)
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Heya
Mass of solute = 110 g (NaCl)
Mass of solvent = 440 g (water)
Mass of sol. = mass of solute + solvent = 110 + 440 = 550 g
Concentration of the soln. = (Mass of solute/ mass of soln.) 100
= (110/550) 100 = 20 %
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THANKS
Mass of solute = 110 g (NaCl)
Mass of solvent = 440 g (water)
Mass of sol. = mass of solute + solvent = 110 + 440 = 550 g
Concentration of the soln. = (Mass of solute/ mass of soln.) 100
= (110/550) 100 = 20 %
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THANKS
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