1. An acidic solution is known to contain 1.1402 g of a dissolved, chloride containing sample. A 0.6447-g portion of manganese dioxide (MM: 86.94 g/mol) was added to this same solution, and the following reaction occurs: MnO2 (s) + 2 CI` + 4 H* ® Mn*2 + Cl2 (2) + 2 H20 After the reaction is complete, the excess MnO2 is collected by filtration, washed, allowed to dry, and is then weighed; 0.3521 g are recovered. Find the percent mass of chloride in the original sample. Do not consider any equilibria - assume the reaction proceeds completely to the right.

1. An acidic solution is known to contain 1.1402 g of a dissolved, chloride containing sample. A 0.6447-g portion of manganese dioxide (MM: 86.94 g/mol) was added to this same solution, and the following reaction occurs: MnO2 (s) + 2 CI` + 4 H* ® Mn*2 + Cl2 (2) + 2 H20 After the reaction is complete, the excess MnO2 is collected by filtration, washed, allowed to dry, and is then weighed; 0.3521 g are recovered. Find the percent mass of chloride in the original sample. Do not consider any equilibria - assume the reaction proceeds completely to the right.

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