If ratio of mole fraction of solute to solvent is unity, what would be `%` by weight? (concentration of solute) )M solute=M molecular mass of solvent)
A
`("M solute")/(("M solute + M solvent")) xx 100`
B
0.5
C
`66.67%`
D
`("M solute")/("M solvent") xx 100`
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