Science, asked by Sankhyadeep, 1 year ago

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Answered by redhatleet
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1. A suspension is a type of heterogenous mixture in which particles are suspended throughout and precipitate when left untouched. But, In a sol, (colloidal solution) The particles are charged are are smaller than those in suspension. Hence they do not precipitate when left untouched. However, Coagulation is done to precipitate particles of a Sol.
2. Concentration (m by m) = Mass of Common Salt / Mass of Water × 100
\impliesConcentration (m by m) = 40/(240+40) ×100
= 40/280 × 100
=100/7
=14.28 %
\therefore Concentration of Salt in water (mass by mass)=14.28% (Approx.)

pmace: B part is wrong
redhatleet: It says '40 g salt in 240 g water' Isn't it that salt is already dissolved in water?
redhatleet: sorry I am in 10th but i corrected it.
Answered by pmace
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Hey mate the above picture contains the answer.

Hope it helps...

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pmace: B part is wrong. You have not taken the mass of complete solution in it
redhatleet: Master ji 100/7 ≠ 14.12
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