0.550g sample containing only NaCl and kbr.it dissolved in water and titrated with a 0.0322M...
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0.550g sample containing only NaCl and kbr.it dissolved in water and titrated with a 0.0322M solution of AgNO{eq}_3 {/eq}. complete titration of both halides was found to require 30.45ml of AgNO{eq}_3 {/eq} solution. calculate the weight percent of cl in the solid sample.
Precipitation Reaction:
Let us assume a balanced chemical reaction that involves the combination of two soluble salts. The two salts will combine together to give a precipitate after the end of the reaction. The reaction is known as a precipitation reaction.
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