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how much CaCO3 and water must be weighed to make a solution that is 10% CaCO3

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Answered by kyogender768
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Answer:

1g of CACO3 AND 1g H2O

MAKE A SOLUTION OF 10% CACO3

Answered by jitendra420156
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∴100.0869 of  CaCO₃  must be added with 900.7821 gram water to make a solution that is 10%  CaCO₃ .

Explanation:

The molecular mass of CaCO₃ is 100.0869 g/mole.

Let x gram of water must be added to make a solution that 10%  CaCO₃

According to problem,

\frac{100.0869}{x} =\frac{10}{90}

⇒x=900.7821

∴100.0869 of  CaCO₃  must be added with 900.7821 gram water to make a solution that is 10%  CaCO₃

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