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$15 g$ of glucose dissolved in water to prepare $250 m l$ solution. Explain the concentration of the solution in $g / l$ :

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Mass of solute=15 g
Mass of solution=250 ml=0.250 l
Concentration=15/0.250=60 g/l

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