If you dissolve 50g of sugar in 30g of water (it is possible! ) what would be the sugar concentration?

A solute can be defined as a substance that can be dissolved in a liquid called a solvent. The mixture of a solute and solvent gives us a solution.

The sugar concentration is 62.5%.

The formula for concentration is given as:

(Mass of solute / Mass of the solution ) x 100

From the question,

Mass of the solute(sugar) = 50g

Mass of the solvent(water) = 30g

Mass of the solution (sugar + water) =

30g + 50g = 80g

The sugar concentration = 50g/80g x 100

= 62.5%

Therefore, the sugar concentration is 62.5%.

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