What mass of sugar and water is needed to make 40 g of 10% solution?

Meloun asked Oct 6, 2022

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10 g of sugar to 40g of water the solution becomes 50 g.

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= 10 / 50 * 100

= 20 %

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Percentage of the sugar solute = Mass of solute / Mass of solution * 100

Rafa Viotti answered Oct 12, 2022

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