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36.Number of moles of AgCl precipitated when excess of silver nitrate solution is added to A,B and C respectively A=CoCl3 .6NH3 (yellow) B=CoCl3 .5NH3 ( purple ) C=CoCl3.4NH3 ( violet )

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1 M

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