Math, asked by sheetalbhavsar19280, 6 hours ago

a solution contains 32 g of glucose in 410 gram of water calculate the concentration in terms of mass by mass percentage of the solution​

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Answered by arunayetham509
0

Answer:

MASS (SOLUTE) =40 GRAM

MASS (SOLVENT) =320 gram

MASS(SOLUTION =MASS (solute) +MASS

SOLVENT=40 GRAM +320 grams

mass% (solutions = MASS (SOLUTE) / MASS

SOLVENT x100 =460/30 100

11.1%

Answered by spbankingandsscserie
2

Answer:

Mass of Solvent (water) - 410g

Mass of Solute (glucose) - 32g

Mass of Solution = Mass of Solute + Mass of solvent

→ 32 + 410 = 442g

→ Mass% (solution) = [Mass (Solute) / Mass (solvent) × 100

= \frac{32}{410} × 100

= 7.80%

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