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Seawater is 3.5% Sodium Chloride by mass. Sea Salt can contain about 10 % water. How much water is removed from every Kilogram of Commercial Sea Salt?

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Seawater is 3.5% Sodium Chloride by mass. Sea Salt can contain about 10 % water.

How much water is removed from every Kilogram of Commercial Sea Salt?

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900 g

Step-by-step explanation:

90% of 1000 g is 900g

Amrith Raj Herle answered May 20, 2022

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10g water is removed from every Kilogram of Commercial Sea Salt

Westor answered May 27, 2022

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