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10g of Sodium Chloride are dissolved in 200ml of H2O. What is the mass percentage of solute in
this solution?
15 years ago

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Lennin
assuming the density of water 1000gr/L calculate mass of water and add 5.85gr
then %=mass of solute/mas of solution x 100
9 years ago
Bekele kassie
2•3%


8 years ago
Anonymous
Mr(NaO)=23+16=39g.mol

C=m\mv
10g\39times0.2dm^3
=1.28mol.dm^3

I was just calculating the concentration of NaO in water
8 years ago

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