Sodium chloride, NaCl, contains 39% Na (sodium) and 61% Cl (chloride) by mass. If you have a 150-g sample of NaCl, how many grams of sodium and chloride are there in the sample?
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Answer :-
58.5 grams of Sodium and 91.5 grams of Chlorine are there in the sample .
Explanation :-
We have :-
→ Percentage of Sodium (Na) = 39 %
→ Percentage of Chlorine (Cl) = 61 %
→ Mass of the sample of NaCl = 150 g
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Mass of Sodium :-
Let the required mass of Sodium in the sample, be "x" grams . So, required mass :-
⇒ (x/150) × 100 = 39
⇒ 100x/150 = 39
⇒ 100x = 39(150)
⇒ 100x = 5850
⇒ x = 5850/100
⇒ x = 58.5 g
Mass of Chlorine :-
Let the required mass of Cholrine in the sample be "y" grams. Now, we have :-
⇒ (y/150) × 100 = 61
⇒ 100y/150 = 61
⇒ 100y = 61(150)
⇒ 100y = 9150
⇒ y = 9150/100
⇒ y = 91.5 g
Answer:
Question :-
Sodium chloride ,NaCl ,contains 39% Na (sodium) and 61% Cl (Chloride)by mass.If you have a 150-g sample of NaCl ,how many grams of sodium and chloride are there in the sample .
Answer :-
Solution :-
In the question given that,
Sodium chloride, NaCl ,contains 39%of Na (sodium) and 61% of Cl (Chloride) by mass.If you have a 150-g sample of NaCl .
- How many grams of sodium and chloride are there in the given sample.
Here we know that ,
Concentration can be obtain from the formulae that is ,
- Amount of substance/ total substance of solution ×100
According to, mathematical aspect we can get formula of amount of substance
- Total amount of solution/100× percentage of concentration of the given substance.
According to this formula,
lets take ,
First,
NaCl= 150-g
Case (i) :-
Na =39%
Therefore,
- Mass of Na= 150/100×39%
- Mass of Na= 1.5×39%
- Mass of Na =58.5g.
Case (ii) :-
Cl =61%
Therefore,
- Mass of Cl = 150 /100 ×61%
- Mass of Cl = 1.5 ×61%
- Mass of Cl =91.5grams.
Therefore,
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