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5                  Percentage Composition



                                                     of a Mixture








                                                   BASIC CONCEPTS


          SUBSTANCE
          A kind of matter that cannot be separated into other kinds of matter by any physical process is called a
          substance. A substance can be an element or a compound.


          MlXTURE

              y  A OKZVWTG is that form of matter in which two or more substances are simply mixed in any proportion.
              y  The constituents of a mixture are also called the EQORQPGPVU QH C OKZVWTG.

              y  Mixtures do not have a fixed composition.
              y  The constituents of a mixture can be separated by simple laboratory methods.
              y  Mixtures which are uniform in its composition and properties throughout are called JQOQIGPGQWU
                OKZVWTGU.
                'ZCORNGU  Solution of sugar in water, Mixture of gases, etc.
              y  Mixtures which are not uniform in its composition and properties are called JGVGTQIGPGQWU OKZVWTGU.
                'ZCORNGU  Sand + Sugar, Muddy water.


          PERCENTAGE COMPOSITION OF A MIXTURE
          The relative amounts of the various components of a mixture can be described by their mass percentages
          (% by mass). For a mixture containing two substances A and B, the mass percentage of each can be calculated
          by using the relationships,
                                                                 Mass of A
                                       Mass percent of A =                         × 100
                                                           Mass of A + Mass of B

                                                                 Mass of B
                                       Mass percent of B =                         × 100
                                                           Mass of A + Mass of B

                                                   EXPERIMENT 5.1



          Objective
          6Q FGVGTOKPG VJG RGTEGPVCIG EQORQUKVKQP QH C OKZVWTG EQPVCKPKPI UCPF CPF UCNV


          Procedure

          Follow the steps given below to perform this experiment:
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