The weight percent %W/W of a saturated solution of potassium chloride in 200COwas: (NOTE: the solution contain 298g/L and D=1.17g/cm3) *40.66%W/WW/W% 75.20W/W% 25.4710.54%W/W

Given, mass of the solution = 298g Mass of KCl or mass of solute = 74.5531 g Formula for % w/w is…

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The weight percent %W/W of a saturated solution of potassium chloride in 20CO was: (NOTE: the solution contain 298g/L and D=1.17g/cm3) * 40.66%W/W W/W% 75.20 W/W% 25.47 10.54%W/W

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