Q3: A: What mass of AgNO, is needed to convert 3.46g of Na:CO, to Ag CO., and calculate the mass of Ag-CO, will be formed? Discuss your results. 2AGNO +Na COg- Ag-CO + 2NANO B: Cakulate the Normality of solutions containing the following with discussing your results- 1) 8 gm L of NasCO; (when the CO reacts with two protons). 2) 9.5 gm /L of K-CrO, (the Cris reduced to Cr Atomic weight (H- 1,C-12,0-16, Cl= 35.5, Na-23, K-39, Ph-207.19, Cr-52. Ag= 107.8)

Q3: A: What mass of AgNO, is needed to convert 3.46g of Na:CO, to Ag CO., and calculate the mass of Ag-CO, will be formed? Discuss your results. 2AGNO +Na COg- Ag-CO + 2NANO B: Cakulate the Normality of solutions containing the following with discussing your results- 1) 8 gm L of NasCO; (when the CO reacts with two protons). 2) 9.5 gm /L of K-CrO, (the Cris reduced to Cr Atomic weight (H- 1,C-12,0-16, Cl= 35.5, Na-23, K-39, Ph-207.19, Cr-52. Ag= 107.8)

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