Asked by Toni Jones
A 100.0mL sample of the lake water was treated with 1.0mL of 1M AgNO3. 71.7mg of silver (I) chloride was isolated.What is the concentration of chloride ions in the water sample?
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DrBob222
(Cl^-) = often expressed as mg/L which is easily converted t percent. You don't list a unit.
71.7 mg AgCl. Convert to mg Cl.
71.7 mg AgCl x (atomic mass Cl/molar mass AgCl) = about 18 mg Cl
(Cl^-) = 18 mg/100 mL (which is 0.018%) or 180 mg/L
71.7 mg AgCl. Convert to mg Cl.
71.7 mg AgCl x (atomic mass Cl/molar mass AgCl) = about 18 mg Cl
(Cl^-) = 18 mg/100 mL (which is 0.018%) or 180 mg/L
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