Science, asked by shajasibrahim, 9 months ago

Ahmed places a measuring cylinder on the scales and then resets the scales to zero. He adds 100 ml water to the measuring cylinder. He then adds 25 g salt to the water. The reading on the scale is 125 g. If all the water in the cylinder evaporated, what would be the reading on the scales? 

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Answered by jerrythomas0704
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Answer:

25 g

Explanation:

as all the water will be evaporated and only the salt will remain

Answered by smartbrainz
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If all the water evaporates the reading on the scales will be equal to 25 grams

Explanation:

  • due to evaporation there is removal of all the water which is present in a container. Only the solute particles which are present will result in the weight of the solution after evaporation.
  • hence the weight of the solute which is present here is equal to 25 grams of the solute. Hence The final weight after evaporation of the entire volume of the water will be 25 grams of the salt.

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