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For full credit, show the details of each calculation below. Use more paper if needed. 1. Define these terms:
a) solvent
b) solution
c) saturated solution
2. Consider a saturated solution formed when 17.5 g of a solute dissolve in 28.3 g of a solvent, giving a total solution volume of 27.8 mL.
A) Express the solution concentration as a mass percent.
B) Express the solubility as grams of solute per 100 g of solvent.
C) Calculate the solution density in g/mL.

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