Chemistry, asked by razadawakhana15, 1 year ago

a solution contains 25g of sugar dissolve in 175 g of water. Calculate the concentration solution in mass percentage

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Answered by cutiepie1273

Solute in solution- 25g
solvent in solution-100g
total solution - 25+100=125g
mass percentage of concentration= solute/total solution ×100

=25÷125 ×100
= 20percent
hence concentration of this solution. is 20% ans
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Answered by vaishnavigopal1241

Mass percentage equal to weight of solute in gram divided by weight of solution in gram * 100

25/175+25*100

12.5Percentage

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