Name:Date:Section:Data Report Sheet: Analysis of an Unknown ChlorideUnknown #-2Molarity of Standard Ag(NO), 5.2167x10 MTrial ITrial IITrial IIIMass of Unknown0.237o. 232 ggInitial BuretteReading0.00mL7.90mLmLFinal BuretteReading31.00 mL42.00 mLmLVol. Ag(NO3)Added31.00 mL34.10 mLmLMoles Ag(NO,)1.617177y10 mol.1,7789 v10 mol.Moles CI1.617177x103mdl.Mass Cl0.05741 80g24.22 %27.22%Cl in UnknownAverage % Cl in unknown 25.720%

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Date: Section: Data Report Sheet: Analysis of an Unknown Chloride Unknown # Molarity of Standard Ag(NO), 5.2167x10 M Trial I Trial II Trial III Mass of Unknown 0.237 o. 232 g Initial Burette Reading 7.90 mL O.00 mL mL Final Burette Reading 31.00 mL 42.00 mL mL Vol. Ag(NO,) Added 31.00 mL 3나.10 mL mL Moles Ag(NO,) 1.617177y10 mol. 1,1789 VIo mol. Moles CI 1.61711710 mol. 0.05 7418 Mass CF 24.22 % 27.22% % Cl in Unknown Average % CI in unknown 25.72%

Date: Section: Data Report Sheet: Analysis of an Unknown Chloride Unknown # Molarity of Standard Ag(NO), 5.2167x10 M Trial I Trial II Trial III Mass of Unknown 0.237 o. 232 g Initial Burette Reading 7.90 mL O.00 mL mL Final Burette Reading 31.00 mL 42.00 mL mL Vol. Ag(NO,) Added 31.00 mL 3나.10 mL mL Moles Ag(NO,) 1.617177y10 mol. 1,1789 VIo mol. Moles CI 1.61711710 mol. 0.05 7418 Mass CF 24.22 % 27.22% % Cl in Unknown Average % CI in unknown 25.72%

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