Posted by hannah on Thursday, November 11, 2010 at 5:28pm.
.7527*x=4.7g
solve for x
so the mass would be 6.24g?
shouldn't it be less than the 4.7 g of silver plating??
6.24 is correct; it should be MORE than 4.7. Which weighs more, Ag or AgCl? So if you are converting Ag to AgCl, it must be more.
oh i see! thanks
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