Arrange the following steps in the standardization of 0.1N AgNO3 * Carefully bring the mixture to a boil for approximately 5 minutes, then let it stand in the dark for however long it takes for the precipitate to settle and the liquid in the supernatant to clarify. Drying the precipitate to a constant weight at 110. °C. Pipette approximately 40 ml of the prepared silver nitrate solution, then add water to make approximately 100 ml. Using the dried. constant weight of the silver chloride precipitate, determine the normality of the silver nitrate solution. The precipitate should be transferred to a tared filtering crucible and washed with small amounts of water that has been slightly acidified with nitric acid. Until the silver chloride has completely precipitated, heat the solution and gradually add diluted hydrochloric acid while stirring continuously. Step 1 O Step 2 O O O O O Step 3 O O O O O Step 4 O Step 5 o o O O 0 0 O O O O 0 0 Step 6 O O O O

Arrange the following steps in the standardization of 0.1N AgNO3 * Carefully bring the mixture to a boil for approximately 5 minutes, then let it stand in the dark for however long it takes for the precipitate to settle and the liquid in the supernatant to clarify. Drying the precipitate to a constant weight at 110. °C. Pipette approximately 40 ml of the prepared silver nitrate solution, then add water to make approximately 100 ml. Using the dried. constant weight of the silver chloride precipitate, determine the normality of the silver nitrate solution. The precipitate should be transferred to a tared filtering crucible and washed with small amounts of water that has been slightly acidified with nitric acid. Until the silver chloride has completely precipitated, heat the solution and gradually add diluted hydrochloric acid while stirring continuously. Step 1 O Step 2 O O O O O Step 3 O O O O O Step 4 O Step 5 o o O O 0 0 O O O O 0 0 Step 6 O O O O

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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