How to Calculate Mass Percent of a Solution

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what if you don't have the grams of the solution? I have s dilution problem that says "What is the final concentration of a solution obtained by mixing 150. ml of solvent with 250. mL of a 15.5 % w/w ethanol solution?"

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+DVHFTW Honestly, I don't get why the hell we multiply by 100%. It is the exact same thing as multiplying by 1.

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mass percent = mass of solute ---------------------- Mass of solute + mass of solvent ×100% add first the mass og solute + mass of solvent divide the mass of solvent and mass of solute and multiply it to 100%

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How did get the 13 mass percent?

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Did you rounded off the first problem?

[@Lean1234-]

I got this part but unable to know when are to different solutions exp. Determinate mass percent of NaCl in solution containing 12.5 g NaCl, 20.5 g of glucose and 150 mL of water?

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Determinate?

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[@aidank.3588]

Does anyone know how to calculate this please? A solution is made by mixing 240ml 30% KBr solution and 150ml 12% KBr solution. Calculate the mass percent of KBr in the solution. ...the ml are confusing me :(

[@memeinator1437]

How is that even 14.5!? Is it add divide subtract or multiply

[@JMJX10]

You first divide 25.5 by 175.5 and that should give you 0.1452991... and then you take that number and multiply it by 100 and that should give you 14.5% because the decimal in the first answer moves two decimal places to the right after you multiply by 100.

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[@itsugofreecs6779]

@@gamerrenzjan6491 or you can make 17.5 and 25.5 into fraction 175/10 35/2 (lowest term of 175/10 is to ÷ by 5) 255/10 51/2 ( is da lowest term of 255/10 also ÷ by 5) 51/2

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Wow that's too simple

[@user-it1cp3ux5r]

Hi.. What if the solute is in pounds while the solvent is in gallons, do I have to convert both into grams? (I'm stupid so pls confirm this for me😶)

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A saturated solution weighing 30g. gave 5g. Of solute its mass percentage is what?

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[@shaziakhan7378]

sorry sir but your second ex answer is uncorrect the answer is 7.8 g

[@anonymoustree8004]

Did you try rounding it off because I got 7.9 when I did

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3:28 It's 13.04 on my calculator

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Huh? What’s wrong?

[@nonloper5969]

I really don't get example #2 Despite everything it ends up with 0.07875

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so easy

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Nice but say in terms of density and upload moooore videos

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[@vargascassie]

I have a given, how did I got the answer? Idk it’s in my book lmao, imma a freshman :3 lmao Mass of Solute=20 Mass of Solution=600 x 100% =3,23%

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For me this is useless. Couldn't understand anything.

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