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1. What is the % concentration of 42.0 g of glucose in 550 mL of solution?

1. What is the % concentration of 42.0 g of glucose in 550 mL of solution?

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Answer – We are given, mass of glucose = 42.0 g , volume of solution = 550 mL , so m/v percent of concertation of glucose

percent of concertation of glucose = 42 /550 * 100 %

                                                       = 7.64 %

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