5. A 0.8162-g sample of a mixture consisting of NaBr, Nal, and NaNO3 was analyzed by addingAgNO3 to precipitate the Br and I, yielding a 1.0186-g mixture of AgBr and Agl. Theprecipitate was then heated in a stream of Cl2, converting it to 0.7125 g of AgCl. Calculatethe % (w/w) of NaNO3 in the sample.

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5. A 0.8162-g sample of a mixture consisting of NaBr, Nal, and NaNO3 was analyzed by adding AgNO3 to precipitate the Br and I, yielding a 1.0186-g mixture of AgBr and AgI. The precipitate was then heated in a stream of Cl2, converting it to 0.7125 g of AgCl. Calculate the % (w/w) of NaNO3 in the sample.

5. A 0.8162-g sample of a mixture consisting of NaBr, Nal, and NaNO3 was analyzed by adding AgNO3 to precipitate the Br and I, yielding a 1.0186-g mixture of AgBr and AgI. The precipitate was then heated in a stream of Cl2, converting it to 0.7125 g of AgCl. Calculate the % (w/w) of NaNO3 in the sample.

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