Calculate the mass, in grams,a. 362 g of 1.79% ammonium chloride solutiong NH4Clb. 137 g of 3.85% sodium chloride solutiong NaClMass=Mass=of solute present in each of the following solutions.c. 1.18 kg of 4.76% potassium nitrate solutiong KNO3d. 401 mg of 15.3% ammonium nitrate solutiong NH4NO3Mass=Mass=

Consider the given information as follows; (a) 362 g of 1.79% ammonium chloride solution…

Calculate the mass, in grams, of solute present in each of the following solutions. a. 362 g of 1.79% ammonium chloride solution g NH4Cl b. 137 g of 3.85% sodium chloride solution g NaCl Mass= Mass= c. 1.18 kg of 4.76% potassium nitrate solution Mass= g KNO3 d. 401 mg of 15.3% ammonium nitrate solution g NH4NO3 Mass=

Calculate the mass, in grams, of solute present in each of the following solutions. a. 362 g of 1.79% ammonium chloride solution g NH4Cl b. 137 g of 3.85% sodium chloride solution g NaCl Mass= Mass= c. 1.18 kg of 4.76% potassium nitrate solution Mass= g KNO3 d. 401 mg of 15.3% ammonium nitrate solution g NH4NO3 Mass=

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