can you help me solve this, this is what i have so far but is there a different way of doing this. please type solution in word. calculate how much KNO3 can be removed as solid (filtered) from a 1-kilogram solution of 60 wt% KNO3 in water (40 wt%) at 65 °C, when it is cooled to 25 °C. Note that the 60 wt% value is given on a basis of total solution mass, which is different than the values presented in the graph. Solubility (g/100 g H₂O)250200150NaClKNO3Na2SO4100502040606080100Temperature (°C)FIGURE 6.5-1 Solubilities of inorganic solutes. calculate how much KNO3 can be removed as solid (filtered) from a 1-kilogram solutionof 60 wt% KNO3 in water (40 wt%) at 65 °C, when it is cooled to 25 °C. Note that the 60wwwwwwwwwwt% value is given on a basis of total solution mass, which is different than the valuespresented in the graph.60mass of KNO3=100Mass of water =* 100 = 600g KNO3: 1000 - 600 =400g WaterAt 80C400g Water Dissolved →170g KNO3100 g Water,* 400g Water = 680 g KNO3At 20CSolubility of KNO3 =30g100g Waterin 400g Water = (30) 400 = 120 g KNO3 can remain dissolved in water.100KNO3 precipitate = 600g - 120g = 480KNO3

Mass of solution = 1kg = 1000gMass of KNO3 is 60% in it:Then,mass of water = mass of solution - mass…

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calculate how much KNO₃ can be removed as solid (filtered) from a 1-kilogram solution of 60 wt% KNO₃ in water (40 wt%) at 65 °C, when it is cooled to 25 °C. Note that the 60 wt% value is given on a basis of total solution mass, which is different than the values presented in the graph.