Question #95714
What mass of silver chloride can be produced from 1.32 L of a 0.273 M solution of silver nitrate?
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Expert's answer
2019-10-02T08:02:56-0400

Number of moles of silver nitrate=Vol×Molarity=1.32×0.273=0.36036=Vol \times Molarity=1.32 \times 0.273=0.36036

Reaction to displace nitrate to chloride:

AgNO3+ClAgCl+NO3AgNO_3+Cl^-\to AgCl+NO_3^-

so ,Number of moles of silver chloride formed== Number of moles of silver nitrate used=0.36036

Mass of silver chloride formed=Molar mass×Number of moles=0.36036×143.32=51.647gm=Molar \ mass\times Number\ of \ moles=0.36036 \times 143.32=51.647 gm


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