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SolutionsProblems
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Solution = Solvent + Solute(s)*Solvent is the component of solution in
the largest amount or that determines
the state of solution.
*Solute is the part of solution dissolved
in a solvent.
*Solutions in which water is the solvent
are called aqueous solutions.
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Dilute solutionsConcentrated solutions
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Dilute and Concentrated Solutions• Solutions that contain relatively large amount of
solute are called concentrated, and relatively small
amount of solute are called dilute.
• Dilution is simply adding water to more concentrated
solution to make it dilute.
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• If the solubility of NaCl is 36 g NaCl in 100 g water at 20 0C . Howmany g NaCl is precipitated when 150 g NaCl is added to 400 g water
at the same temperature?
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Calculate the percentages of followingsolutions.
• 2 mol NaOH and 120 g water
• 100 g KCl and 300 ml water (dH2O:1 g/ml)
• 100 ml alcohol (d:0.78 g/ml) and 122 g water :
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Calculate the mass of solutes in the followingsolutuions.
• 500 g of 25 % X solution :
• 400 ml of 25 % X solution (d:2 g/ml)
• 800 g of 80 % NaCl solution :
• 600 ml of 0,5 M Mg(NO3)2 solution:
• 500 g of 0,5 M NaOH solution(d: 1,2g/ml):
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• Calculate the volume of H2 at STP released from 400 g of 36,5 % HClsolution by the following reaction. Mg + 2HCl MgCl2+H2
• (H=1, Cl=35,5)
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• 200 g of 40 % solution and 300 g of 40% solution:• 200g of 40% solution and 200 g of 80 % solution:
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• 300 ml of 0,4 M solution and 200 ml of 1,2M solution:• 400ml of 0,5M solution and 600ml of 1M solution:
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• 40g of CaX2 are used to prepare 500mL of 0.4M solutions. What is theatomic mass of X? (Ca = 40g/mol) (80g/mol)
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• There are 2 different solutions which are 20% and 40% NaCl by mass.How many grams of these solutions have to be mixed to obtain 280 g
of solution that is 32% NaCl by mass?
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• If 200 g of a solution that is 10% KNO3 by mass and 600 g of anothersolution that is 5% KNO3 by mass are mixed, what is the percent
concentration of KNO3 by mass in the new solution?