An AGNO3 solution with NaCI equivalent of 5,972 mg / ml is used as a titrant in volumetric analysis. a) Find the normality of this solution. b) 0,2158 g NaCl for example 31,47 ml consumption in titration with AGNO3 with normality in a Calculate the amount and percentage of chloride in the sample (Na: 23 g/ mol, Cl: 35.5 g/ mol)

An AGNO3 solution with NaCI equivalent of 5,972 mg / ml is used as a titrant in volumetric analysis. a) Find the normality of this solution. b) 0,2158 g NaCl for example 31,47 ml consumption in titration with AGNO3 with normality in a Calculate the amount and percentage of chloride in the sample (Na: 23 g/ mol, Cl: 35.5 g/ mol)

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