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    The document discusses different concepts relating to concentration of solutions including molality, molarity, and mass percent. It provides examples of calculating molality, molarity, and mass percent, as well as examples of how these measurements are used in real life situations like measuring the acid content of vinegar or the salt content of ocean water. The key concepts covered are calculating concentration using molality, molarity, and mass percent, as well as understanding the importance and applications of these measurements.

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    The document discusses different concepts relating to concentration of solutions including molality, molarity, and mass percent. It provides examples of calculating molality, molarity, and mass percent, as well as examples of how these measurements are used in real life situations like measuring the acid content of vinegar or the salt content of ocean water. The key concepts covered are calculating concentration using molality, molarity, and mass percent, as well as understanding the importance and applications of these measurements.

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    The document discusses different concepts relating to concentration of solutions including molality, molarity, and mass percent. It provides examples of calculating molality, molarity, and mass percent, as well as examples of how these measurements are used in real life situations like measuring the acid content of vinegar or the salt content of ocean water. The key concepts covered are calculating concentration using molality, molarity, and mass percent, as well as understanding the importance and applications of these measurements.

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    Q AND A

    1. What is the measure of the


    concentration of a solute in a
    solution in terms of amount of
    substance in a specified amount of
    mass of the solvent?
    Answer:
    MOLALITY
    2. What is the symbol used to
    represent molality?

    Answer:
    m
    •  
    3. What is the formula used to
    calculate molality?

    Answer:
    m=
    4. What is the common unit
    used to represent molality?

    Answer:
    mol/kg or molal
    5. What are some of the
    advantages of using molality
    in getting the concentration of
    a solution?
    INSTRUCTIONAL
    PHOTOGRAPHY
    What have you observed
    from the pictures
    presented?
    What do you think is the
    focus of today’s
    discussion?
    MASS
    PERCENT
    OBJECTIVES:
    •Express concentration solutions in mass
    percent.
    •Perform calculations for mass percent.
    •Relate the importance of learning about mass
    percent in practical situations.
    What is the
    importance of
    learning about Mass
    Percent?
    PRACTICAL
    APPLICATIONS:
    •Fat content in milk is measured in
    mass percent.
    •Campers and hikers use Meals
    Ready to Eat(MREs) or dehydrated
    foods when hiking.
    •Distilled vinegar contains 5-8%
    acetic acid.
    •Ordinary bleach is 5.25%
    NaOCl by mass, which means
    each 100g of bleach contains
    5.25g NaOCl.
    MASS PERCENT
    also known as percent by mass.
    a way to measure concentration.
    “mass” = how we measure solute and
    solvent
    “per” = for each
    “cent” = 100
    MASS PERCENT
    The amount of solute
    dissolved in 100 units of
    solution.
    FORMULA:
    •  
    Mass % = x 100%

    Mass of the solution = mass of solute + mass of


    solvent
    SAMPLE
    PROBLEMS:
    1. Calculate the mass %
    concentration of a 38.5 g
    aqueous solution that contains
    1.96 g of NaBr.
    2. 15 g of NaCl was
    dissolved in 225 g of
    water. What is the mass
    percent of NaCl in the
    solution?
    •  
    3. Rubies and sapphires are gemstones
    where their crystal structure is mostly
    comprised of aluminum oxide (). Find
    the mass % of aluminum and oxygen.
    Which elements makes up most of the
    mass of the molecule?
    SW #___ DATE:_______
    •Solve the problems completely.
    1) 5.0 g of sugar is dissolved in 150 g of
    water. What is the mass percent of sugar in
    the solution?
    2) An 800 g solution of Kool-Aid contains
    780 g of water. What is the mass percent of
    solute in this solution?
    3) What is the mass percent of a solute in a
    solution created by adding 10 g of olive oil to
    90 g of vegetable oil?
    4) If a 4000 g solution of salt water contains
    40 g of salt, what is the mass % of the solute?
    5) What is the percent composition by mass
    of hydrogen in water?
    Let’s sum it up…!
    FORMATIVE
    ASSESSMENT
    • Answer the following in ¼ sheet of paper.
    1. What is the mass percent of sugar in the
    solution containing 5.0 g sugar dissolved in 150 g
    of water? (3 points)
    2. What is the importance of learning about mass
    percent in real-life? (2 points)

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