A 100mLSolution containing 0.145g of NiCl2 was supplied in the lab. Students were advised to use 5mL of this solution for gravimetric determination of Ni. The density of solution = 1g/mL Mass of precipitate was calculated to be .0291g and .0353g for two trials of the experiment. Calculate the average amount of Ni in unit ppm (parts per million). Gf = .2031

A 100mLSolution containing 0.145g of NiCl2 was supplied in the lab. Students were advised to use 5mL of this solution for gravimetric determination of Ni. The density of solution = 1g/mL Mass of precipitate was calculated to be .0291g and .0353g for two trials of the experiment. Calculate the average amount of Ni in unit ppm (parts per million). Gf = .2031

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Chapter12: Gravimetric Methods Of Analysis

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