McQuarrie • Rock Galloyly A 0.3146 g sample of a mixture of NaCI(s) and KBr(s) was dissolved in water. The resulting solution required 37.40 mL of 0.08765 M AGNO, (aq) to precipitate the CI" (aq) and Br (aq) as AgCI(s) and AgBr(s). Calculate the mass percentage of NaCI(s) in the mixture. mass percentage: % NaCI

McQuarrie • Rock Galloyly A 0.3146 g sample of a mixture of NaCI(s) and KBr(s) was dissolved in water. The resulting solution required 37.40 mL of 0.08765 M AGNO, (aq) to precipitate the CI" (aq) and Br (aq) as AgCI(s) and AgBr(s). Calculate the mass percentage of NaCI(s) in the mixture. mass percentage: % NaCI

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