2. A 0.9527 g sample containing only KCI and CaCl2 yielded 3.9802 g of dried Hg2Cl2. Calculate the percent of each halogen compound in the sample. KCI = K* + Cl; CaCl2 = Ca2+ + 2CI-; 2CI- + 2H9* = Hg2Cl2 CI 35.453; K 39.0983; Ca 40.078; Hg 200.59

2. A 0.9527 g sample containing only KCI and CaCl2 yielded 3.9802 g of dried Hg2Cl2. Calculate the percent of each halogen compound in the sample. KCI = K* + Cl; CaCl2 = Ca2+ + 2CI-; 2CI- + 2H9* = Hg2Cl2 CI 35.453; K 39.0983; Ca 40.078; Hg 200.59

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2. A 0.9527 g sample containing only KCI and CaCl2 yielded 3.9802 g of dried Hg2Cl2. Calculate
the percent of each halogen compound in the sample.
KCI = K* + CIr; CaCl2 = Ca2+ + 2C-; 2CI- + 2Hg* = Hg2Cl2
CI 35.453; K 39.0983; Ca 40.078; Hg 200.59

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