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Lyrx [107]1 year ago
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199.5 g of sucrose is needed to make 665 ml of 30 % weight by volume percent solution.

<h3>What is percent solution?</h3>

Percent solution is defined as a convenient way to record concentration of solution.It is a expression which  relates solute to solvent as,mass of solute/mass of solution ×100.There are two types of percentage solutions percent weight by volume and percent volume by volume .Advantages of using percent solutions is that molecular weight of compound is not required.

This example is percent weight by volume where mass of solute is calculated as,%(w/v)= mass of solute/mass of solution×100

substitution of values gives,30×665/100=199.5 g

Thus ,199.5 g of sucrose is required to make 665 ml of 30 % sucrose solution.

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