Chemistry, asked by gowdabrunda50, 7 months ago

If 60g of sugar is dissolved in 200g water what will be the total mass of sugar water solution?Name the law on which calculation is based
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Answered by s02371joshuaprince47
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Answer:

A solution contains 20g of sugar dissolved in 180g water calculate the ... Total Mass Of The Solution= 180g + 20g = 200g. Therefore, mass by mass percentage of the solution = Mass of the solute / Total mass of Solution x 100

Henry's law

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Answered by sanjuktadasad2012138
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Answer:

260 g

Explanation:

Weight of water = 200g

Weight of sugar = 60g

Hence,

Total mass of sugar water = ( 200 + 60 ) g

So , the law of conservation of mass is used on based on the calculation.

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