A mixture contains both potassium phosphate and potassium chloride. What is the percentage of potassium phosphate in this mixture if reaction of 1.2855g of this mixture with excess copper (II) chloride yields 0.5565g of copper (II) phosphate? (Assume that the potassium phosphate is not hydrated. (This problem is similar to part B of the experiment.)

A mixture contains both potassium phosphate and potassium chloride. What is the percentage of potassium phosphate in this mixture if reaction of 1.2855g of this mixture with excess copper (II) chloride yields 0.5565g of copper (II) phosphate? (Assume that the potassium phosphate is not hydrated. (This problem is similar to part B of the experiment.)

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