Answer to Question #203473 in General Chemistry for Valentina

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Question #203473

Calculate the mass of solute in 400 ml of a 25.0% silver ion solution.

Expert's answer

w = (100 x m_sollute ) / m_{solute+solvent}

Lets assume that solution density is 1 mg/l. Therefore m_(solution) = V = 400 g.

25 = 100 x m_solute / 400

m_solute = (400 x 25)/100 = 100 g

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