41) Given :- 15% w/v solution of NaOH
Calculations :-
100 ml solution contains 15g soute.
1 ml solution contains 15/100 = 0.15g g solute
250 ml solution contains 0.15×250 = 37.5g solute
Hence the mass of solute present in 250 ml of 15% solution is 37.5 gram.
42) Given :- 30% w/v solution of KCl
Calculations :-
100 ml solution contains 30g solute.
1 ml solution contains 30/100 = 0.30g solute
475 ml solution contains 0.30×475 = 142.5g solute
Hence the mass of solute present in 475 ml of 30% solution is 142.5 gram.
43) given :-
90% ethyl alcohol solution 1st
To prepare :- 150 ml of 10% ethyl alcohol solution 2nd
Calculations :-
a) 1st solution:-
100 ml solution should have 10g ethyl alcohol
1 ml solution should have 10/100 = 0.1g ethyl alcohol
150 ml should have 0.1×150 = 15g ethyl alcohol
b) 2nd solution:-
90g ethyl alcohol present in 100 ml solution
1g ethyl alcohol present in 100/90 = 1.11 ml solution
15g ethyl alcohol present in 1.11×15 = 16.66 ml solution
Hense volume of 90% ethyl alcohol required to prepare 150 ml of 10% ethyl alcohol solution is 16.6 ml
44) Given :-
75% ethyl alcohol solution 1st
To prepare :- 300 ml of 25% ethyl alcohol solution 2nd
Calculations :-
a) 1st solution:-
100 ml solution should have 25g ethyl alcohol
1 ml solution should have 25/100 = 0.25g ethyl alcohol
300 ml should have 0.25×300 = 75g ethyl alcohol
b) 2nd solution:-
75g ethyl alcohol present in 100 ml solution
Sense the volume of 75% ethyl alcohol solution required to prepare 300 ml of 25% ethyl alcohol solution is 100 ml
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