A sample contains BaCl2 plus inert matter. What weight must be taken so that when the solution is titrated with 0.100 AgNO3, the milliliters of titrant will be equal to the percent BaCl2 in the sample?

A sample contains BaCl2 plus inert matter. What weight must be taken so that when the solution is titrated with 0.100 AgNO3, the milliliters of titrant will be equal to the percent BaCl2 in the sample?

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