A 0.2795 g sample of an organic mixture containing only C,H,Clg (290.83 g/mol) and C14H9CI5(354.49 g/mol) was burned in a stream of oxygen in a quartz tube. The products (CO2, H20 and HCI)were passed through a solution of NaHCO3. After acidification, the chloride in this solution yielded0.7161 g of AGCI Calculate the % of each halogen compound in the sample.

Given: Compound A (C6H6Cl6) ; 290.83 g/molCompound B (C14H9Cl5) ; 290.83 g/molAmount of A+ B= 0.2795…

A 0.2795 g sample of an organic mixture containing only C,H,Cl5 (290.83 g/mol) and C,4HgCl5 (354.49 g/mol) was burned in a stream of oxygen in a quartz tube. The products (CO2, H2O and HCI) were passed through a solution of NaHCO3. After acidification, the chloride in this solution yielded 0.7161 g of AGCI Calculate the % of each halogen compound in the sample.

A 0.2795 g sample of an organic mixture containing only C,H,Cl5 (290.83 g/mol) and C,4HgCl5 (354.49 g/mol) was burned in a stream of oxygen in a quartz tube. The products (CO2, H2O and HCI) were passed through a solution of NaHCO3. After acidification, the chloride in this solution yielded 0.7161 g of AGCI Calculate the % of each halogen compound in the sample.

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