Chemistry, asked by mudgilsanjaysharma19, 9 months ago

calculate the mass 9f sodium sphate required to prepare its 20% solution in 500 gram of water

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Answered by adityabymyself

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It is 125g for sure

because 20%= x*100/x + 500

=> 80x= 10000

=> x=125g

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