Bam's solution, 5.42 g of CsCl mixed with 35.31 ml of H2O, has a concentration of 15.3882 g CsCl/100 g H2O.
Concentration, in chemistry, is defined as the amount of <em>solute</em> in a particular amount of <em>solvent</em> or solution. Some of the most common ways to express concentration includes molarity, mass-to-mass and mass-to-volume.
To solve for the concentration of Bam's solution in g solute/100 g solvent, solve for the mass of the solvent first.
To solve for the mass of the solvent, use the density and volume:
mass solvent = density x volume
mass solvent = 0.9975 g/ml x 35.31 ml
mass solvent = 35.221725 g
Solving for the concentration of Bam's solution in g solute/100 g solvent, where the mass of the solute CsCl is 5.42 g:
concentration = mass solute/ 100 g solvent
concentration = 5.42 g/ (35.221725/100)
concentration = 15.38822985
concentration = 15.3882 g CsCl/100 g H2O
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