A Water Sample Was Prepared By Dissolving 2 0g Of An Unknown Solid Containing Carbonate The Samp Was Treated With A Sol 1 (65.19 KiB) Viewed 59 times
A Water Sample Was Prepared By Dissolving 2 0g Of An Unknown Solid Containing Carbonate The Samp Was Treated With A Sol 2 (60.31 KiB) Viewed 59 times
A Water Sample Was Prepared By Dissolving 2 0g Of An Unknown Solid Containing Carbonate The Samp Was Treated With A Sol 3 (60.31 KiB) Viewed 59 times
A water sample was prepared by dissolving 2.0g of an unknown solid containing carbonate. The samp was treated with a solution of silver nitrate to give 7:45g of silver carbonate. D 3) The unknown solid is an ionic compound containing a group 1A cation and carbonate. How many moles of group 1A cation are present in the unknown sample. Question 10 1 pts A water sample was prepared by dissolving 2.0g of an unknown solid containing carbonate. The sample was treated with a solution of silver nitrate to give 7.45g of silver carbonate. 4) The unknown solid is an ionic compound containing a group 1A cation and carbonate. What mass of group 1A cation is present in the unknown sample?
Exam level question: Awater sample was prepared by dissolving 2.0g of an unknown solid containing carbonate. The samp was treated with a solution of silver nitrate to give 7.45g of silver carbonate. 1) How many moles of carbonate are present in 7.45g of silver carbonate? Question 8 Exam level question: A water sample was prepared by dissolving 2.0g of an unknown solid containing carbonate. The sample was treated with a solution of silver nitrate to give 7.45g of silver carbonate. 2) How many moles of carbonate are present in the unknown sample if all carbonate in silver carbonate came from the unknown solid? 1 pts
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