Chemistry, asked by supriya2340, 1 year ago

A solution is prepared by adding 2g of a substance A to18g of water. calculate the mass per cent of the solute​

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Answered by backtoend74
2

Answer:

10%

Explanation:

Mass % of solute = Mass of solute/ Mass of solution× 100

=2 /( 18 +2)× 100

= 2/20× 100

= 1/10× 100

= 10%

Answered by Dɪʏᴀ4Rᴀᴋʜɪ
8

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\sf{Mass \:percent \:of \:solute =\frac{ mass \:of \:solute}{mass \:of \:solution}</p><p> ×100}

\sf{Mass \:of \:solute =&gt;2\: g}

\sf{Mass\: of \:solvent =&gt; 18\: g}

\sf{Mass\: of\: solution =&gt;20\: g}

MASS OF SOLUTE+MASS OF SOLVENT=>20

\sf{∴ Mass \:percent \:of \:solute =&gt;\frac{2}{20} ×100}

\sf=&gt;10%%

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