Question

Может ли быть масса воды в растворе больше чем сама масса раствора?

Answer 1

Конечно же нет, как может быть масса одного компонента больше всей массы раствора?

Answer 2

Can the mass of water in a solution be greater than the mass of the solution itself?

In a solution, the mass of the solute (substance being dissolved) is typically much less than the mass of the solvent (usually water). Therefore, it is not possible for the mass of water in a solution to be greater than the mass of the solution itself.

Explanation: The mass of a solution is the sum of the masses of the solute and the solvent. Since the solute is typically present in much smaller quantities compared to the solvent, the mass of the solute does not exceed the mass of the solution.

This is a fundamental principle in chemistry and is governed by the laws of conservation of mass and the properties of solutions.

Example: For instance, if you have 100g of water and dissolve 10g of salt in it, the mass of the resulting solution would be 110g (100g of water + 10g of salt).

Therefore, the mass of water in the solution cannot be greater than the mass of the solution itself.