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Chapter 6, Problem 108AE
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
The average mass of saccharin per tablet and average mass percentage of saccharin per tablet is calculated.
Concept Introduction:
The mass percentage of a compound can be defined as the ratio taken by the calculated mass to the total mass of a compound by 100. It can be given by the formula
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