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How can the mass percentage of a component in a solution be calculated?

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  1. A(Mass of the component in the solution) / (Total mass of the solution) × 100
  2. B(Total mass of the solution) / (Mass of the component in the solution) × 100
  3. C(Mass of the component in the solution) / 100
  4. D(Total mass of the solution) / 100

Correct answer

A. (Mass of the component in the solution) / (Total mass of the solution) × 100

Step-by-step solution

The paragraph provides the formula for calculating the mass percentage.

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