Nacl → Na+ + Cl- Ag+ (aq) + Cl- (aq) → AgCl (s) (White) Do the argentometric titration according to given data and fill the blan Table 1. Titration Results of the Experiment SET 1 Measured Weight of NaCl, (gr) 2.01 g Measured Weight of Cl- , (g) Volume of Stock Solution, (mL) 200 mL Amount of Sample taken from the stock solution, (mL) 36 mL Normality of AGNO3, (N) 0.1 N Initial burette reading, (mL) O ML Final burette reading, (ml) 28 mL Volume of AgNO; Consumed, (mL) 28 mL Amount of AgNO; Consumed, (mg) Calculated Weight of NaCI in stock Solution, (g) Calculated Weight of CI- in stock Solution, (g) Error in Calculating Amount of CI- (%)

Nacl → Na+ + Cl- Ag+ (aq) + Cl- (aq) → AgCl (s) (White) Do the argentometric titration according to given data and fill the blan Table 1. Titration Results of the Experiment SET 1 Measured Weight of NaCl, (gr) 2.01 g Measured Weight of Cl- , (g) Volume of Stock Solution, (mL) 200 mL Amount of Sample taken from the stock solution, (mL) 36 mL Normality of AGNO3, (N) 0.1 N Initial burette reading, (mL) O ML Final burette reading, (ml) 28 mL Volume of AgNO; Consumed, (mL) 28 mL Amount of AgNO; Consumed, (mg) Calculated Weight of NaCI in stock Solution, (g) Calculated Weight of CI- in stock Solution, (g) Error in Calculating Amount of CI- (%)

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Nacl → Na+ + Cl-
Ag+ (aq) + Cl- (aq) → AgCl (s) (White)
Do the argentometric titration according to given data and fill the blank
Table 1. Titration Results of the Experiment
SET 1
Measured Weight of NaCl, (gr)
2.01 g
Measured Weight of Cl- , (g)
Volume of Stock Solution, (mL)
200 mL
Amount of Sample taken from the stock solution, (mL)
36 mL
Normality of AgNO3 , (N)
0.1 N
Initial burette reading, (mL)
O mL
Final burette reading, (ml)
28 mL
Volume of AgNO; Consumed, (mL)
28 mL
Amount of AgNO; Consumed, (mg)
Calculated Weight of NaCI in stock Solution, (g)
Calculated Weight of CI- in stock Solution, (g)
Error in Calculating Amount of CI--()
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