Chemistry, asked by jaiswalsaloni816, 2 months ago

calculate the quantity of sodium chloride required to make 400ml
in 20 solution ?​

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Answered by rohansa6304
3

Answer:

20g of NaCl

Explanation:

1 in 20 solution means 1/20 = 5% solution,

concentration = mass / volume

mass = volume x concentration

mass of NaCl = 0.4L * 0.05

0.02Kg = 20g

Answered by rahul123437
0

The quantity of sodium chloride required to make 400ml in 20 solutions is 20 gm.

Explanation:

Given  1 in 20 solution

1 in 20 solution means 1/20 =5 % solution,

concentration = \frac{mass}{volume} ---------- 1

Then,mass = volume x concentration --------- 2

given the 400ml solution the quantity of sodium chloride is to be calculated substituting the value in equation 2

mass of NaCl = 0.4L * 0.05

which is calculated as 0.02Kg = 20g

So 20 gm of sodium chloride is required to make 400 ml in 20 a solution.

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