Answer to Question #122733 in General Chemistry for Wilson

Question #122733
A 200 mL solution of silver nitrate, with a concentration of 0.155 mol/L, was mixed with excess
sodium carbonate solution. The mixing of the two solutions resulting in the formation of a
white precipitate.
a) Write out the chemical equation

b) What is the precipitate

c) How many grams of precipitate should form?

d) If in actuality 3.11g of precipitate was collected, calculate the % yield.
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Expert's answer
2020-06-17T05:44:47-0400

a) 2AgNo3(aq)+Na2Co3(aq)-2NaNo3(aq)+Ag2Co3

b)silver carbonate Ag2Co3

c)(200/1000)×.155×(1/2)=0.0155g

d) (.0155/3.11)×100=200%


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