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Convert each of the concentrations in part A,B and C, which are in %w/v into w/w

ID: 984084 • Letter: C

Question

Convert each of the concentrations in part A,B and C, which are in %w/v into w/w. Hint: you need to use the denisitt for each solution. Page 3 of 10 DATA TABLES Part A: Relationship Between Density and Concentration Concen- tration, Mass of Empty Container+ Liquid, g/ml Mass of Liquid, g Mass of Density Class Average mL Container, g 0 35.uog 11.4% 10 36.56 OLILI 11.029 I looonl | 2G Zg |36.aug |.254929 | -ologini 000 25 42 3u43 6:00 36 60 30 a 41mL 25.432 o.oom |25.42F| 33.60 l?in®, , |. 31-0 2g 25142 31.59 .2u.uz 11.0% 50 Part B: Estimating Concentration from Density Unknown Volume Mass of Mass ofss ofDensity, Estimated Liquid, g Empty Container, g Liquid, g g/Concentra- tion, %w/v mL Container Code 3612 9 254424 10.7 301499 1:07 1.035

Explanation / Answer

Formula %w/w = weight of solute/weight of solution * 100

Part A: PURE(0)= 28.2g (%w/w format)

10= 29.1

20=30.1

30=30.5

40=31.3

50=32.2

Part B:code A: 29.6

code B: 30.3

Part C: 14.2