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solubility of NaCl at 30 degree celsius is 25 gram if the solution is 300 gram then find out the mass of the solute present in the 30 degree Celsius​

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Answered by kavyachaudhari
2

Given mass of NaOH=16 grams → Solute.

Given mass of water = 100 grams → Solvent

Solubility (in g/100g) =

solvent

Mass

×100

=

100

16

×100=16

Solubility of the solution is 16(g/100g)

Weight Percentage =

massofsolution

MassofSolute

×100

(100+16)g

16g

×100

Weight percentage =13.79%

Answered by shan995
1

Solute.Given mass of water = 100 grams → SolventSolubility (in g/100g) = solventMass ×100= 10016 ×100=16Solubility of the solution is 16(g/100g)Weight Percentage = massofsolutionMassofSolute ×100(100+16)g16g ×100Weight percentage =13.79%

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