A studentforgets tobromide hexahydrate. Upon strang heating,a mixture of sodium bromide dihydrate andmagnesiumthe sample loses 252.1 mg of water.The mix ture Of an hydrous salt reacts with excess AgNO3 Solution to form6.00 × 10-3 moi of solid AgBr. Find the mas % Of each compound in the Originalmixture.

Given data, Mass of H2O looses on heating =252.1 mg Moles of AgBr formed = 6.00×10-3 mol

A student forgets to weigh a mix ture Of sodium bromide dihydrate and magnesium bromide hexahydrate. Upon strang heating, the sample loses 252.1 mg Of watter. The mix ture of an hydrous salt reacts with excess AgNO3 Solution to form 6.00 × (0*3 mol of Solid Ag Br. Find the mass % Of each compound in the original mixture.

A student forgets to weigh a mix ture Of sodium bromide dihydrate and magnesium bromide hexahydrate. Upon strang heating, the sample loses 252.1 mg Of watter. The mix ture of an hydrous salt reacts with excess AgNO3 Solution to form 6.00 × (0*3 mol of Solid Ag Br. Find the mass % Of each compound in the original mixture.

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