Posted by Lauren smith on Wednesday, December 15, 2010 at 4:58pm.
0.15 moles glucose = 0.15 x 180 = 27.00 grams.
mass percent = g solute/100 g soln.
[27.00 g glucose/(27.0+410.0)]*100 = ??
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