What is the concentration in percentage by mass, of each of the following solutions?
a. 3.0 g of C2H5OH with enough H2O to make 400.00 g of solution
b. 40 g of KCl plus 180 g H2O
a.
Total mass of the solution = 400 g
Mass of C2H5OH = 3.0 g
Mass of water = (400–3)g
= 397 g
So,
397 g water contain 3 g of C2H5OH
1 g water contain = (3/397)g
100 g water contain = (3×100/397) g
= 0.756 g
Hence, concentration in mass percentage of C2H5OH = 0.756 %
b.
40 g of KCl plus 180 g H2O
180 g water contain 40 g KCl
1 g water contain = (40/180) g KCl
100 g water contain = (40×100/180) g
= 2.22 g KCl
Hence the concentration in mass percentage of KCl = 2.22 %
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