Answer to Question #146115 in General Chemistry for Muritala Sherif

General Chemistry

Question #146115

20g of water dissolve 7.6g of a salt at 25°c.What is the solubility of the salt in g per 100g of water at the same temperature ?

Expert's answer

Solubility=[mass of solute/mass of solvent] 100g H₂0

=[7.6/20]100g H₂0

=38g/100g H₂0

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