Which is more concentrated: a 1.0 L solution with 20g of sucrose, C12 H22 O11, or a 1.0 L solution with 20 g of glucose, C6 H12 O6? Explain. (It has some math to it, and I no it's not supposed to be in this category, but can someone plz help?)

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e.cociuba · Answer

@electrokid

anonymous · Answer

this is "chemistry" please post them there. you can still invite me to have fun with the problems and I can try to help out :)

anonymous · Answer

you can still tag people from the other place ..not necessarily in Math section

anonymous · Answer

ok, about the problem,
did you calculate the molarities?

anonymous · Answer

@e.cociuba

e.cociuba · Answer

U just told me to post it on chem....

zpupster · Answer

sucrose = C(12x12) + H(22 x1) + O(11x16) = 342
20 g/342g/mol= .058mol
M or molarity or concentration = .058moles/L

do the same with glucose and what ever number is greater is of a greater concentratration

e.cociuba · Answer

k thanks :)) @zpupster