[pleasehelpthankyou]

In a table I found for solubility values it says "the solubility is 100 times the mass of anhydrous compound soluble in a unit mass of water", can anyone tell me what is meant by this, in particular when it talks about the "unit mass of water". I would be so grateful for any response.

[AWK]

In which units do you most often express solubility.

[pleasehelpthankyou]

in g/100g, however the values seem to be a percentage and some are greater than 100, therefore I wondered whether this had something to do with "unit mass" that it mentions.

[AWK]

in g/100g

Well, you already have a unit mass of water.

What to do when most of the solubilities are small, like 0.02, 0.3, etc. Maybe multiply by some number (eg. 100, 1000) so that all values ​​are integers?

[pleasehelpthankyou]

Thanks for the reply. What I am struggling to understand is what "unit mass of water" essentially means?

[Corribus]

grams of [whatever] per 1 gram of water (or whatever units you like).

[jackandersonaj1]

in g/100g

[AWK]

in g/100g

grams od substance per a 100 g unit mass of water