Posted by benji on Tuesday, October 5, 2010 at 11:47pm.
Wouldn't this work. Check my thinking.
Calculate how much AgCl can be pptd from 0.500 g KCl. That will be
0.500 g KCl x (molar mass AgCl/molar mass KCl) = ?? g AgCl.
Subtract 8.486 - ??g AgCl from the above calcn to arrive at the amount AgCl that must be due to MgCl2 alone.
Then convert g AgCl that must be due to MgCl2 to g MgCl2 and you have it solved. I did a very quick quickie on the numbers and came up with approximately 2.7 grams MgCl2 but you need to check that carefully.
I ended up getting 1.24 g?
My answer, after reviewing it, is 2.499 grams MgCl2.
I used 95.21 for molar mass MgCl2.
143.32 for molar mass AgCl
74.55 for molar mass KCl.
i keep getting 1.24 g i first coverted 0.500g KCl to g of AgCl g and i got 2.88 g. then i subtracted that from 8.486 and i got 5.602 AgCl. then i converted 5.602 g of AgCl to g of MgCl2 and i got 1.24 g.
are your numbers similar to that?
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