A 10.00 mL sample containing 8.00 g/L of a mixture of KCI and NaCl was titrated with 0.10 M standard solution of AGNO3; where 5.6 mL was needed to reach the end-point. Calculate the mass of sample (in grams). 1. O0.0033 2. O0.0800 3. O0.0083 4. O0.0337

A 10.00 mL sample containing 8.00 g/L of a mixture of KCI and NaCl was titrated with 0.10 M standard solution of AGNO3; where 5.6 mL was needed to reach the end-point. Calculate the mass of sample (in grams). 1. O0.0033 2. O0.0800 3. O0.0083 4. O0.0337

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of AgNO3; where 5.6 mL was needed to reach the end-point. Calculate the mass of sample (in grams).
1. O0.0033
2. O0.0800
3. O0.0083
4. O0.0337

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