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What amount of silver chloride will be obtained when 20 mL N/20 HCl is made to react with excess of AgNO3?

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Solution

we have,
AgNO3+HClAgCl+HNO3

so, 1 mole of HCl produce 1 mole of AgCl in presence of excess AgNO3
given: 20 ml of N/20 HCl
that means,
1000ml of HCl have 1/20 moles

so in 20 ml we have no. of moles = 20100020 = 0.001 moles
no. of moles of silver chloride produce = 0.001
amount = no. of moles molecular weight
amount of silver chloride produced = 0.001 143.5 = 0.1435 g


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