A solution contains 40 g of
common salt in 320 g of water.
Calculate the concentration in terms of
mass by mass percentage of the
solution.
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GIVEN
- Mass of Solute (Common salt) = 40g.
- Mass of Solvent (water) = 320g.
TO FIND:-
- Mass by Mass Percentage Solution.
FORMULAE USED:-
Where,
Mass of Solution = Solute + Solvent.
Now,
.
Hence,The mass by mass Percentage of the Solution is 11.1
MORE TO KNOW
There are two types of Mixture
- Homogeneous Mixture = The Mixture of two or more compound or element of the same kind mixed together is know. as Homogeneous.
- Heterogeneous mixture - The mixture which do not have uniform composition throughout are called Heterogeneous mixture
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GIVEN:-
- Mass of Solute (Common salt) = 40g.
- Mass of Solvent (water) = 320g.
TO FIND:-
- Mass by Mass Percentage Solution.
FORMULAE USED:-
Where,
Mass of Solution = Solute + Solvent.
Now,
Hence,The mass by mass Percentage of the Solution is 11.1
MORE TO KNOW
There are two types of Mixture
- Homogeneous Mixture = The Mixture of two or more compound or element of the same kind mixed together is know as Homogeneous.
- Heterogeneous mixture - The mixture which do not have uniform composition throughout are called Heterogeneous mixture
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