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What is the percent mass/volume (%m/v) of a solution that is made from putting 25.0 g of nacl in water to make 275 ml of solution?

What is the percent mass/volume (%m/v) of a solution that is made from putting 25.0 g of nacl in water to make 275 ml of solution?
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What is the percent mass/volume (%m/v) of a solution that is made from putting 25.0 g of nacl in water to make 275 ml of solution?

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The percent mass/volume (% m/v) of the solution is calculated as follows

%(M/V) = mass/volume x100

=mass =25 grams
volume= 275 ml
%(M/v) is therefore = 25/275 x100 =9.09 %(M/V) of solution
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