Im stuck on Mass of Cl in the origanal sample and average percent chloride Gravimetric Analysisof a Chloride SaltTrial ITrial 2Trial 30.308 80959Q 287Mass of sample031280,9650.289Mass of AgCl Hint:0.965-0.2893Da6760.315 80.969Mass of filter paper + AgClMass of filtcerрарerMass of Cl in original sample(show calculations)a167Hint: MCI+ AGNO3 → AgClis)+MNO(Mis the unknown metal in the original samplemass of cl in original sample =mass ofuin Agcl=0.676X35.5%3D1087355 X100%=0.1679Percent chloride in original sample(show calculations)53.5%Hint: C1% =0.16790.3128Average percent chloride (show calculations)Standard deviation (show calculations)Relative standard deviation expressedas a percent (show calculations)Doanyof your results differ from the mean by more than two standard deviations?Reported percent chloride%土No standard deiation!!!

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Gravimetric Analysis of a Chloride Salt Trial I Trial 2 Trial 3 0.315 8 0.969 Mass of sample 0,312g 0965 0.289 Mass of AgCl Hint:0.965-0.2893Da676 0.308.8 0959 a 287 Mass of filter paper + AgCl Mass of filter paper Mass of Cl in original sample (show calculations) a167 Hint: MCI+ AGNOS Agclis)t MNOS (NMIS the unknown metal in the original Sample mass of cl in original sample = mass of c in Agel= 0.676 x -> 35.5 1087355X100%=0.1679 %3D %3D Percent chloride in original sample (show calculations) 53. 5% Hint: C1% = 0.167g Xi00%=53.5% 0.3128 Average percent chloride (show calculations)

Gravimetric Analysis of a Chloride Salt Trial I Trial 2 Trial 3 0.315 8 0.969 Mass of sample 0,312g 0965 0.289 Mass of AgCl Hint:0.965-0.2893Da676 0.308.8 0959 a 287 Mass of filter paper + AgCl Mass of filter paper Mass of Cl in original sample (show calculations) a167 Hint: MCI+ AGNOS Agclis)t MNOS (NMIS the unknown metal in the original Sample mass of cl in original sample = mass of c in Agel= 0.676 x -> 35.5 1087355X100%=0.1679 %3D %3D Percent chloride in original sample (show calculations) 53. 5% Hint: C1% = 0.167g Xi00%=53.5% 0.3128 Average percent chloride (show calculations)

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