@Alysassy You are very welcome. The reason for changing the units is because, in order to calculate the m/v% units have to be in mL and cannot remain as L, otherwise it would have higher percentages and give a false sense of ratio between the mass and volume. Hope that helps. Good luck with your studies.
u r helpin me a lot more than u can imagine!!,,...thanku/!!
soumyasayujya 1 month ago
calculate the mass percent of NaCl in a solution containing 15.3 NaCl and 155g water..??? can you explain this pleaseee ?
easternsuburbsgirl 4 months ago
meant to say as Liters
Alysassy 5 months ago
@Alysassy no it's litres
Nathproductions 3 months ago
meant to say as Liters
Alysassy 5 months ago
Thank you for your videos!!! Can you tell me why you had to convert to ml and not let it as mL?
Alysassy 5 months ago
@Alysassy You are very welcome. The reason for changing the units is because, in order to calculate the m/v% units have to be in mL and cannot remain as L, otherwise it would have higher percentages and give a false sense of ratio between the mass and volume. Hope that helps. Good luck with your studies.
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Papapodcasts 5 months ago
Thanks x 100
titofilion 11 months ago
thanks again. papa
photoxloan 1 year ago
Thank you! Very helpful!
HausofSolara 1 year ago