0.5099 g mixture of KCN (MW = 65.116 g/mol) and NaCN (MW = 49.005 g/mol) was dissolved in water. AgNO3 was dded to the solution, precipitating all of the CN in solution as AgCN (MW = 133.886 g/mol). The dried precipitate weighed 184 g. Calculate the weight percent of KCN and NaCN in the original sample. =CN wt% = NaCN wt% = % %

0.5099 g mixture of KCN (MW = 65.116 g/mol) and NaCN (MW = 49.005 g/mol) was dissolved in water. AgNO3 was dded to the solution, precipitating all of the CN in solution as AgCN (MW = 133.886 g/mol). The dried precipitate weighed 184 g. Calculate the weight percent of KCN and NaCN in the original sample. =CN wt% = NaCN wt% = % %

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A 0.5099 g mixture of KCN (MW 65.116 g/mol) and NaCN (MW = 49.005 g/mol) was dissolved in water. AgNO, was
added to the solution, precipitating all of the CN in solution as AgCN (MW : 133.886 g/mol). The dried precipitate weighed
1.184 g. Calculate the weight percent of KCN and NaCN in the original sample.
KCN wt%
=
NaCN wt% =
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