calculate the concentration of a solution cobtaining 40g of common salt dissolved 250g of water.
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Amount of NaCl = 40g
Amount of Solvent = 250g
concentration of solution = {amount of solute / (mass of solution)} × 100
= (40)/(250+40) ×100
= 40/ 290 × 100
= 13.79 %
Amount of Solvent = 250g
concentration of solution = {amount of solute / (mass of solution)} × 100
= (40)/(250+40) ×100
= 40/ 290 × 100
= 13.79 %
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Answer: Mass of sodium chloride (Solute) = 40gm
Mass of water (solvent) = 250 gm
Mass of solution = 40+250 = 290gm
Concentration = (Mass of Solute / Mass of Solution) * 100
Concentration = (40/290)*100 = 13.79%
Concentration of solution is 13.79%.
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