15.8 g of a mixture of inert solid and barium chloride (FW = 208.23g/mol). After being dissolved in water, an excess of silver nitrate is added. The white precipitate is collected through filtration and after drying found to have a mass of 1.25 g. (FW of AgNO3 = 169.87g/mol, FW of AgCl =143.32g/mol) What is the % of barium chloride in that mixture?

15.8 g of a mixture of inert solid and barium chloride (FW = 208.23g/mol). After being dissolved in water, an excess of silver nitrate is added. The white precipitate is collected through filtration and after drying found to have a mass of 1.25 g. (FW of AgNO3 = 169.87g/mol, FW of AgCl =143.32g/mol) What is the % of barium chloride in that mixture?

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Chapter15: Complex Ion And Precipitation Equilibria

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