Question #294065

c) One pack of chips weighing 140 g contains 2.5% salt. Decide if Barborka was right that by eating two such packs of chips, the 65-kilogram Samo would exceed the recommended daily dose of salt.  (The recommended daily dose is 100 mg per 1 kg body weight)


Potassium iodate is most often used to iodide table salt. The weight fraction of potassium iodate in table salt is 0.006%. 0.59 g of iodine is contained in 1.00 g of potassium iodate. 


e) Calculate how much g of salt Samo needs to eat to cover his daily iodine requirement. Assume that Samo does not receive iodine from other sources, only through iodized table salt.


Expert's answer

If One pack of chips weighing 140 g contains 2.5% salt. then;

2.5/100 × 140= 3.5g

If takes 2 packs that is 7 g of salt= 7000mg


For his weight he is supposed to consume 6500mg

Hence he exceeded


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