I want answer of d and e Problem 5A 450 g of 45% potassium bromide solution is cooled from 90 "C to a certain temperature. Uponaddition of around 1 g of potassium bromide, excess solute above the saturation started to crystallize.Total recovered potassium bromide crystals is 16.6375g.Sa) How many solute is initially dissolved?Sb) in the recovered crystals, how many grams came from the solution?5c) How many grams are still dissolved after crystallization?5d) What is the solute's concentration of the cooler, saturated solution? in g solute/100 g waterSe) At what temperature is the solution cooled?

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Problem 5 A 450 g of 45% potassium bromide solution is cooled from 90 "C to a certain temperature. Upon addition of around 1 g of potassium bromide, excess solute above the saturation started to crystallize. Total recovered potassium bromide crystals is 16.6375 . Sa) How many solute is initially dissolved? Sb) In the recovered crystals, how many grams came from the solution? Sc) How many grams are still dissolved after crystallization? 5d) What is the solute's concentration of the cooler, saturated solution? In g solute/100 g water Se) At what temperature is the solution cooled?

Problem 5 A 450 g of 45% potassium bromide solution is cooled from 90 "C to a certain temperature. Upon addition of around 1 g of potassium bromide, excess solute above the saturation started to crystallize. Total recovered potassium bromide crystals is 16.6375 . Sa) How many solute is initially dissolved? Sb) In the recovered crystals, how many grams came from the solution? Sc) How many grams are still dissolved after crystallization? 5d) What is the solute's concentration of the cooler, saturated solution? In g solute/100 g water Se) At what temperature is the solution cooled?

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