Posted by Rebekah on Sunday, September 26, 2010 at 10:48pm.
Oops I just need c
106.905(0.5184) + massAg109(1-0.5184) = mass Ag from periodic table.
Solve for the only unknown which is mass Ag 109.
Remember the isotopes are averaged to obtain the atomic mass found in the periodic table.
THE FOLLOWING SOLUTIONS AREMIXED TOGETHER: 121mL OF 1.54 M AgNO3 AND 45mL OF 1.07 M K2SO4
CALCULATE THE MOLAR CONCENTRATION OF Ag+ IONS IN THE FINAL SOLUTION
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