45 grams of salt are dissolved in 0.10 L of solution. What is the concentration in g/L?
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huh? clearly 45g/0.10L
Do you have the same teacher as me?
The answer is 45 percent. But don’t count my word for it.
The formula for these problem is
Concentration= 100(mass of solute/ volume of solution)
Where the solute is salt and the volume of solution is 0.10L or 100 grams
Also I think I’m wrong but whatever
The answer is 45 percent. But don’t count my word for it.
The formula for these problem is
Concentration= 100(mass of solute/ volume of solution)
Where the solute is salt and the volume of solution is 0.10L or 100 grams
Also I think I’m wrong but whatever
Never mind I was wrong.
Formula for percent concentration:
100(mass of solute/ volume of solution)
Formula for concentration in g/L:
(Mass of solute/volume of solution)
So the answer is 0.45 g/L
This is a website for better explanation:
“5 ways to calculate the concentration of a solution” by wikihow.com
Formula for percent concentration:
100(mass of solute/ volume of solution)
Formula for concentration in g/L:
(Mass of solute/volume of solution)
So the answer is 0.45 g/L
This is a website for better explanation:
“5 ways to calculate the concentration of a solution” by wikihow.com