9x+18y=200*14 x+y=200 y=200-x 9x+18(200-x)=2800 9x+3600-18x=2800 -9x=-800 x=88.9 grams y=111.1 grams x= 9 karat gold y=18 karat gold Answer: 88.9 grams of 9 karat gold must be mixed with 18 karat gold to produce 200 grams of 14 karat gold.
It depends on the weight of the starting gold. 18 karat is 75% pure gold, and therefore a 1 gram weight of 18 karat gold would have 0.75 grams of pure gold in the alloy.
1 karat = 0.2 grams = 200 mg 5 karats = 1 gram = 1000 mg
75 g of Gold, everything else are impurities
There are 10 grams in one decagram.
it can not be answered by length and karat. you need to weigh it.
A karat ( or carat ) is = to 0.20 grams so; 1.92 Karats carbon (0.20 grams/1 karat)(1 mole C/12.01 grams)(6.022 X 10^23/1 mole C) = 1.93 X 10^22 atoms of carbon in 1.92 karats
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The Karat system is used to measure the concentration of gold in alloys. One karat is essentially one twenty-fourth pure gold. Using that math, if we divide 26.7 by 24 (total weight by karats) we get an answer of 1.1125 which is the weight per karat, we multiply that by the amount of karats, 14, and we get 15.575 grams of pure gold if you were to separate it out. This does not account for troy ounces or anything like that.
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It depends on how pure the gold is. 24 karat gold wieghs .2 grams per carat weight so 5 carats is equal to 1 gram of pure 100% 24 karat gold.
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100 grams
Ten karat necklaces will always be cheaper than 14 karat ones.
the answer to the question is it is more valueable than 25 karat gold because there is more gold than metal in 10 karat gold than in 25k gold.
125 grams :)
About 240 grams.