Determine the mass (in g) of each NaCl solution that contains 1.1 g of NaCL
part a ) 0.050 % of NaCl by mass
part b) 1.28 % of NaCL by mass
part c) 9.24 % NaCl by mass
Ans :
m/m % = ( mass of NaCl / mass of solution ) x 100
so here , putting values :
Part a :
0.050 % = ( 1.1 g / m ) x 100
m = 2200 g
Part b :
1.28 % = (1.1 g / m ) x 100
m = 85.9 g
Part c :
9.24 % = ( 1.1 g / m ) x 100
m = 11.9 g
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