Asked by Esther
Silver chloride was formed when 10.10g of silver trioxonitrate(v) reacts with 14.10g of sodium chloride to form 9.58g of sodium trioxonitrate(v),write out the balance equation
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Answered by
DrBob222
AgNO3 + NaCl ==> AgCl + NaNO3.
You quote all of those numbers BUT ask only for the equation. Two observations.
1.This is a limiting reagent problem if you want to do the math and determine the amount of AgCl formed.
2. I call that silver nitrate and sodium nitrate. In my book trioxonitrate(V) is gibberish.
You quote all of those numbers BUT ask only for the equation. Two observations.
1.This is a limiting reagent problem if you want to do the math and determine the amount of AgCl formed.
2. I call that silver nitrate and sodium nitrate. In my book trioxonitrate(V) is gibberish.
Answered by
Anonymous
14.62g
Answered by
Precious
You did not even solve the question you just gave the answer like you copy somewhere
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