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A student used 10 mL water instead of 30mL for the extraction of the NaCl from the mixture. How would this affect the calculated percentage of NaCl in the sample?
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im confused a bit, what is he doing? taking salt and then dissolving it in 10 ml instead of 30 ml?
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if he dissolves same amount of salt in 10 ml and in 30 ml he would get higher percentage of salt in 10 ml and lower percentage in 30 ml
Can u explain how? Well how you came up with that answer please?
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lets say that he dissolves 5 g of anything in 10 and 30 ml lets say we calculate mass % gama(mass percentage) = m/V = 5g/10ml = 0,5 g ml-1 gama = 5g/30 ml=0,16 g ml-1
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