1. How many grams of solid product can be produced from adding 156 ml of .425M silver nitrate solution to excess sodium phosphate solution? 3 AgNO3 0.425 L 156m1 0.150 (@g + назрь саду → Адзроч (S) + → Agapoy (S) + 3 NaNO3(aq) mole L 6.156 L x 0.425 = 0.0063 mole (6.063 mole AgNO3)( mole of Agz poy (3 mole of Ag No 3/ = 0.0221 mol - = 9.259 2. What volume in milliliters of .645M sodium phosphate solution would be needed to completely react with the above amount of silver nitrate? 0.0221 more - 418.6 g/mot . 645 M Na 3 PO 40 156 ml of 425 M AgNO3 Naz Poy Na Ng + Agos 0.0221 molarity = 17 6.643 m = 6.1343 = 24.4 3. How many milliliters of .645M sodium phosphate would a student need to produce 67.8 grams of silver phosphate if he could use excess silver nitrate solution?

1. How many grams of solid product can be produced from adding 156 ml of .425M silver nitrate solution to excess sodium phosphate solution? 3 AgNO3 0.425 L 156m1 0.150 (@g + назрь саду → Адзроч (S) + → Agapoy (S) + 3 NaNO3(aq) mole L 6.156 L x 0.425 = 0.0063 mole (6.063 mole AgNO3)( mole of Agz poy (3 mole of Ag No 3/ = 0.0221 mol - = 9.259 2. What volume in milliliters of .645M sodium phosphate solution would be needed to completely react with the above amount of silver nitrate? 0.0221 more - 418.6 g/mot . 645 M Na 3 PO 40 156 ml of 425 M AgNO3 Naz Poy Na Ng + Agos 0.0221 molarity = 17 6.643 m = 6.1343 = 24.4 3. How many milliliters of .645M sodium phosphate would a student need to produce 67.8 grams of silver phosphate if he could use excess silver nitrate solution?

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