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Standard XII

Chemistry

Preparation and Properties and Uses of Potassium Hydroxide

34. Q. 6 If a...

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34. Q. 6 If a solution containing 68 g of AgNO3 is mixed with 11.7 g of NaCl , the maximum no. of moles of AgCl formed is

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Q. The weight of

A g C l

precipitated when a solution containing

5.85 g

N a C l

is added to a solution containing

3.4 g

A g N O_{3}

is:

10 g NaCl solution is mixed with 17 g of silver nitrate solution. Calculate the weight of silver chloride precipitated.
AgNO₃ + NaCl $\overset{}{\to}$ AgCl + NaNO₃ [Ag = 108]

10

mL of a solution of

K C l

containing

N a C l

on evaporation gave

0.93

g of the mixed salt, which gave

1.865

g of

A g C l

by the reaction with

A g N O_{3}

. The quantity of

N a C l

10

mL of the solution is (write it in multiples of

100

) :

Q. A

100

mL solution containing

A g N O_{3}

was treated with excess of

N a C l

to precipitate the silver as

A g C l

completely. Determine the

{A g}^{+}

concentration in original solution, if

5.7 g

A g C l

was obtained.

Q. A 100-milliliter solution containing

A g N O_{3}

was treated with excess

N a C l

to completely precipitate the silver as

A g C l

. If 5.7 g

A g C l

was obtained, what was the concentration of

A g^{+}

in the original solution?

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