Science, asked by singhchouhany6, 8 months ago

Q. A solution made by dissolving 50 g of glucose in 250g of water. calculate the concentration of this solution in mass percentage.

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Answered by thariom930

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Answer:

mass%=Mass of solute/Mass of solution×100

50/50+350×100=12.5%

Answered by Swezzer

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