The density of the pure water she started with is 1.000 g/ml.
Divide water mass (480 g) by density to get volume, which in this case would 480 ml.
That is a very big cup! More like two.. a Starbuck's Grande
Hi - I need help with the following questions:
Julie dissolved 20 g of sugar in a cup of water. The mass of the solution was 500 g.
What volume (mL) of water did Julie start with?
How did you determine the starting volume of water?
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Thank you for this information.
Can you give me the formulas involved so I know how you got the answer?
It seems like the water mass was the mass of the solution minus the solute or 500-20 = 480. But how did you get the density of water = 1.000 g/ml?
These formulas would be helpful. Thanks again!
Can you give me the formulas involved so I know how you got the answer?
It seems like the water mass was the mass of the solution minus the solute or 500-20 = 480. But how did you get the density of water = 1.000 g/ml?
These formulas would be helpful. Thanks again!
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