calculate the concentration of a solution where 60g of solute is present in 360g of solution
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Answer:
mass-by-mass%=14.28%
Explanation:
mass of solution= 60+360=420
%=60/420*100
%=1/7*100
%=14.28
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Answer:
Given,
mass of common salt (solute) = 60g
mass of water(solvent) =360g
so the mass of total solution will be 360+60
=420g
we know,
mass of solute/mass of solution×100
=60/420×100
= 14.28 percent....
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