Chemistry, asked by sathvikjangid, 9 months ago

A solution contains 60 g of sugar in 250 g of water. Calculate the concentration in the terms of mass by mass percentage of a solution.

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Answered by knowledgegallery14

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Answer:

19.35%

Explanation:

Solute = 60g

Solvent = 250g

Solution = 60 + 250 = 310g

mass by mass percentage = solute/solution * 100 = 60/310 * 100 = 19.35%

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