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A 12.0% sucrose solution has a density of 1.05g/cm^3. The number that gives the best value for the mass of sugar in 55mL of this solution is? I need step by step answer for this question please.

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A 12.0% sucrose solution has a density of 1.05g/cm^3. The number that gives the best value for the mass of sugar in 55mL of this solution is?
i got the answer 6.96g.I need step by step answer for this question please.

Solution:

First, 12.0 % sucrose solution means that every 100 g of solution, there is 12 g of sucrose in it.

by multiplying 12g sucrose/100g solution by the two ratios, we convert the % into g per mL. That means ...

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