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what mass of glucose is required to make 20% of 100 ml water solution

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Answered by Anonymous
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100ml of water means 100 g of water as it's density is 1 gm/ml
now
let the mass of glucose is x
then
 \frac{x}{100 + x}  =  \frac{20}{100}  \\ 100x = 20x + 2000 \\ 80x = 2000 \\ x = 25
hence 25 gm of glucose is required
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