Asked by hanah
If an excess of silver nitrate is combined with 25.0 mL of calcium chloride and produces 2.90 g of precipitate, what is the molarity of calcium chloride that was used?
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Answered by
bobpursley
CaCl2+AgNO3>>2AgCl + ....
Ok, you first figure the moles of silver chloride form 2.9grams.
Then you had half that number of moles of calcium chloride in solutions, so
MolarityCaCl2=molesCaCl2/.025
Ok, you first figure the moles of silver chloride form 2.9grams.
Then you had half that number of moles of calcium chloride in solutions, so
MolarityCaCl2=molesCaCl2/.025
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