Concentration of Solutions: mass/volume % (m/v)% Sample Problem #2

The following video looks at calculating concentration of solutions. We will look at another Sample problem dealing with mass/volume percent (m/v)%. For more Senior Chemistry podcasts, search "Papapodcasts" on iTunes. Thanks for watching.

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• v/v
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[Alysassy]

Thank you for your videos!!! Can you tell me why you had to convert to ml and not let it as mL?

[Papapodcasts]

@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.

Mr.P

[soumyasayujya]

u r helpin me a lot more than u can imagine!!,,...thanku/!!

[Nathproductions]

@Alysassy no it's litres

[easternsuburbsgirl]

calculate the mass percent of NaCl in a solution containing 15.3 NaCl and 155g water..??? can you explain this pleaseee ?

[Alysassy]

meant to say as Liters

[Alysassy]

meant to say as Liters



[titofilion]

Thanks x 100

[photoxloan]

thanks again. papa

[HausofSolara]

Thank you! Very helpful!