Given:
Mass % = 25.2 %
Mass of solution = 253 g
Use:
Mass % = mass of ethylene glycol * 100 / mass of solution
25.2 = mass of ethylene glycol * 100 / 253
mass of ethylene glycol = 63.8 g
Answer: 63.8 g
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