**Educational Content: Solubility of Sucrose**### Problem 4:The solubility of sucrose is **320 g/100 g H₂O** at **70°C**.a. **Question**: How much sucrose can dissolve in 200 g of H₂O at 70°C? **Answer**: Given the solubility, you can calculate the amount of sucrose that can dissolve in 200 g of water by setting up a ratio. Since 320 g of sucrose dissolve in 100 g of water, in 200 g of water, twice the amount can dissolve, which is 640 g of sucrose.b. **Question**: Will 700 g of sucrose dissolve in 200 g of H₂O at 100°C? Explain your reasoning. **Answer**: At 100°C, the solubility of sucrose typically increases, meaning more sucrose can dissolve compared to 70°C. However, without specific data for 100°C, a definitive answer requires the actual solubility value at 100°C. Generally, with the assumption that solubility increases, it is likely that 700 g could dissolve at this higher temperature.Note: For accurate results, consult solubility tables specific to 100°C.

a) Since the solubility of sucrose will be determined by: 320100 = x200x = 320 × 200100x = 640 g So,…

4. The solubility of sucrose is 320 g/100 g H20 at 70°C. a. How much sucrose can dissolve in 200 g of H20 at 70°C? b. Will 700 g of sucrose dissolve in 200 g of H20 at 100°C? Explain your reasoning.

4. The solubility of sucrose is 320 g/100 g H20 at 70°C. a. How much sucrose can dissolve in 200 g of H20 at 70°C? b. Will 700 g of sucrose dissolve in 200 g of H20 at 100°C? Explain your reasoning.

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