Chemistry, asked by siddhukr3003, 11 months ago

Density of some aq. solution (60% by wt.) is lowered upto 1.2 gm/cc by

addition of water. If initial density was 1.6 gm/cc then new approximate

percentage by wt. will be (Take density of water = 1 gm/cc)

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Answered by abhi178
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new approximate percentage by weight will be 26.67 %.

It has given that the density of some aqueous solution (60% by Wt.) is lowered upto 1.2 g/cc by addition of water. initial density of solution was 1.6 g/cc

then we have to find new approximate percentage by Wt.

In 100 ml of solution 60% of solute by weight.

weight of solution = 100ml × 1.6 g/ml = 160g

now weight of solute = 60% of 160 = 60 × 160/100 = 96g

let x g of water is added to the solution.

new weight of solution = (160 + x)g .....(1)

new volume of solution = (100 + x) ml

now weight of solution = volume of solution × new density of solution.

= (100 + x)ml × 1.2 g/ml = (120 + 1.2x ) g .....(2)

on comparing equations (1) and (2) we get,

160 + x = 120 + 1.2x

⇒40 = 0.2x

⇒x = 200g

percentage by weight of solution = weight of solution/mass of solution × 100

= 96/(160 + 200) × 100

= 960/36

= 26.67 %

therefore new approximate percentage by weight will be 26.67 %

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