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how much water should be added to 15 gram of salt to obtain 15% of salt solution​

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Answered by rishabhappbuilter210
12

Answer:

Concentration of solution 15%

Mass of solute 15g

Mass of solvent 15 + X

Concentration solution (Mass solute of solution) X 100

15=(15/15+X) x 100

15+ X=(15/15) × 100

X=100-15

X=85 g

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Answered by shreyshisingh32
1

Answer:

from the given question :

Mass of solute (salt) = 15 gram

concentration of the solution (salt solution) = 15%

Let the mass of solvent be x

so, the mass of solution will be => mass of solute + mass of solvent

=> (15 + x)

Now, We know that the concentration of a solution = mass of solute / mass of solution ✖️ 100

so, 15% = 15/ (15+x) ✖️100

15/(100✖️15) = 1/(15+x)

1/100 = 1/(15+x)

100 = 15+x

x = 100-15

x = 85

so, 85 gram of water should be added to 15 gram of salt to obtain 15% of salt solution

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