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the solubility of sodium chloride is in water at 27 degree celsius is 22.75 gram in hundred ml of water the density of water is 1 gram per ml calculate the concentration of sodium chloride in the terms of mass percentage when it is dissolved in 500 ml of water​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

22.7%

Explanation:

Temperature = 27° (Given)

Quantity = 22.75gm (Given)

Density of water = 1gm (Given)

Volume of water = 500ml (Given)

Density = (mass/volume)

Thus, mass of water = 1 X 500 gm = 500 gm

Solubility of NaCl = 22.7 gm/100 ml water.

Thus, in 500 ml water, mass of NaCl present will be

= (22.7 X 500)/100 = 113.5 gm

Therefore mass percent of NaCl = (113.5/500) X 100%

= 22.7%.

Therefore, the concentration will be 22.7%

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