Posted by bliss on Saturday, January 26, 2013 at 10:46am.
multiply 0.0080 by 20ml and divide it by 0.010 to get the volume of AgNO3 in ml
Be careful here. Setup is correct, but molarity = moles/volume in liters not milliliters.
20 x10^-3L *(0.0080)= moles of sodium chloride
solving for volume,
moles/molarity = volume of silver nitrate= moles of sodium chloride/molarity of silver nitrate
thank you
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