A solution of table sugar in water contains 5.25% by mass sucrose. Calculate
A. The mass of sucrose in 225 g of solution
B. The amount of solution needed to obtain 70.0 g of sucrose.
C. The mass of water contained in 450 g of the solution
D. The mole fraction of sucrose and water in 5.25% by mass sucrose.
a. 5.25% of 225g = 11.813g
b. 5.25% = 70.0g
100% = x
x = (100% × 70.0) / (5.25%)
= 1333.3g
c. water = 100% - 5.25% = 94.75%
94.75% of 450g = 426.375g
d. mole fraction = number of moles of solute/ number of moles of solute + solvent
= (5.25/342.3) / (5.25/342.3 + 95.75/18)
= 0.0287
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