Answer to Question #178541 in General Chemistry for peter

Question #178541

A solution contains an unknown amount of sugar dissolved in 80 grams of solution. If they solution is 5.1 % by mass sugar, how many grams of sugar are in the solution?

Expert's answer

The whole Solution is 80g

Sugar is 5.1%

= (5.1/100) × 80

= 4.08g of sugar

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