Chemistry, asked by pritam851, 11 months ago

How many litres of 5% weight by volume glucose solution would you take to obtain 5g glucose?

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Answered by malavikabala012003

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weight of solute/volume of solution*100 = w/v%

volume of solution= weight of solute *100/%

5*100/5

= 100l of solution is needed

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