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A 0.1500 g of salt sample was analyzed for percent chloride (3545 g/mQl) content. The titration of the sample required 22.25 mL of standard AgN02 solution which was prepared by dissolving exactly 18012 g of solid AgN03 (169 87 g/mol) in 100 mL solution. a. What precipitation method may have been employed in the analysis? b. What is the concentration (M) of AgNO3 in the solution? c. What is the percentage (%) of Chloride in the sample?

A 0.1500 g of salt sample was analyzed for percent chloride (3545 g/mQl) content. The titration of the sample required 22.25 mL of standard AgN02 solution which was prepared by dissolving exactly 18012 g of solid AgN03 (169 87 g/mol) in 100 mL solution. a. What precipitation method may have been employed in the analysis? b. What is the concentration (M) of AgNO3 in the solution? c. What is the percentage (%) of Chloride in the sample?

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A 0.1500 g of salt sample was analyzed for percent chloride (3545 g/mQl)

content. The titration of the sample required 22.25 mL of standard AgN02

solution which was prepared by dissolving exactly 18012 g of solid AgN03

(169 87 g/mol) in 100 mL solution.

a. What precipitation method may have been employed in the analysis?

b. What is the concentration (M) of AgNO3 in the solution?

c. What is the percentage (%) of Chloride in the sample?

 

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