1. What is the weight of the sample in trial 1?2. What is the average weight of the precipitate in trial 1?3. From the computed weight of the sample in trial 1, what is the theoretical amount of silver nitrate solution required to precipitate all of the chloride ions as silver chloride?4. What is the molecular weight of the precipitate? TABLE OF DATATRIAL 1TRIAL 2Weight of the bottle before the sample was removed.Weight of the bottle after the sample was removed.Weight of the sampleWeight of the crucibleWeight of crucible and precipitate (First weigh-in)Weight of crucible and precipitate (Second weigh-in)Weight of crucible and precipitate (Third weigh-in)Average weight of the precipitate14.358014.042014.042013.731518.246819.020419.020119.020017.882718.640918.640318.6402The reaction involved in the Assay of Silver Chloride using 5% Silver Nitrate is:AGNO, + NacI > AgCI + NANO,Consider the atomic weights of each of the following elementsAg: 108O: 16Cl: 35Na: 23N: 14

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1. What is the weight of the sample in trial 1?

2. What is the average weight of the precipitate in trial 1?

3. From the computed weight of the sample in trial 1, what is the theoretical amount of silver nitrate solution required to precipitate all of the chloride ions as silver chloride?

4. What is the molecular weight of the precipitate?

TABLE OF DATA
TRIAL 1
TRIAL 2
Weight of the bottle before the sample was removed.
Weight of the bottle after the sample was removed.
Weight of the sample
Weight of the crucible
Weight of crucible and precipitate (First weigh-in)
Weight of crucible and precipitate (Second weigh-in)
Weight of crucible and precipitate (Third weigh-in)
Average weight of the precipitate
14.3580
14.0420
14.0420
13.7315
18.2468
19.0204
19.0201
19.0200
17.8827
18.6409
18.6403
18.6402
The reaction involved in the Assay of Silver Chloride using 5% Silver Nitrate is:
AGNO, + NacI > AgCI + NANO,
Consider the atomic weights of each of the following elements
Ag: 108
O: 16
Cl: 35
Na: 23
N: 14

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