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Calculate the mass of glucose and mass of water required to make 250 gram of 25% solution of glucose

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Answered by Rythm14
254

Answer :-

  • Mass of glucose = 62.5 g
  • Mass of water = 187.5 g

Explanation :-

Given :-

Mass percentage = 25%

Mass of solvent = 250 g

To Find :-

Mass of water

Mass of glucose

Solution :-

We know that,  

Mass percentage = mass of solute / mass of solvent x 100

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Here,

Mass % = 25

Mass of solvent = 250 g

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25 % = Mass of solute/ 250 x 100

Mass of solute = 25 x 250/100

= 6250/100

= 62.5 g

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Mass of water = Mass of solution - Mass of solute

= 250 - 62.5

= 187.5 g

Answered by NeutronStar
114

hello there

Explanation:

Question: Calculate the mass of glucose and mass of water required to make 250 gram of 25% solution of glucose?

Solution:

Given:

Mass % of solution = 25%

Mass of solution = 250 g

Let, Mass of the solute (Glucose) be = x gm

Therefore,

Mass of the solution (water) will be = ( 250 -x ) gm

Now , To calculate the mass of both solute and solution we have to apply the formulae of Mass %

i.e,

mass\% =  \frac{mass \: ofsolute}{mass \: of \:solution }  \times 100

Now ,

[ Puting the values of the various variables in the formulae accordingly. ]

mass\% =  \frac{x}{250}  \times 100

Here, mass % is 25

So, putting the value of mass% in the formulae.

 25 =  \frac{x}{250}  \times 100

■ 25 ×250 = 100 × x

■ x = 6250 / 100

■ x = 62.5 grams

[ Now , putting the value of x ,inorder to find the mass of both solute and solvent ]

Therefore:.

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[ Mass of Glucose (solute) = 62.5 g]

Mass of Water (solvent) = (250 - 62.5) gm = 187.5 g ].

[Answer]

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