Worksheet Ch.3: % Composition, Molarity, and Other Units for Concentration
% Composition
1. Calculating % composition by mass (using experimental data)
a) A 3.65 g sample of NaF is found to consist of 2.00 g of Na and 1.65 g of F. Calculate
the percentage by mass (percentage composition).
b) A sample with a mass of 48.72 g is found to contain 32.69 g of zinc and the rest is
sulfur. What is the percentage composition?

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