The director of a chemical analysis laboratory is told to expect a large number of samples for which the bromide content must be determined. To avoid time spent on calculating the final results, she wants the volume of AgNO3 used in Fajan's titration to equal the % Br in the sample. If each sample will weigh 230 mg, what molar concentration of AGNO3 be used?

The director of a chemical analysis laboratory is told to expect a large number of samples for which the bromide content must be determined. To avoid time spent on calculating the final results, she wants the volume of AgNO3 used in Fajan's titration to equal the % Br in the sample. If each sample will weigh 230 mg, what molar concentration of AGNO3 be used?

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