Chapter 3: Problem 94
All the silver in a \(26.39 \mathrm{g}\) sample of impure silver is converted to silver chloride. If 31.56 g of silver chloride are obtained, then what is the mass percent of silver in the sample?
Chapter 3: Problem 94
All the silver in a \(26.39 \mathrm{g}\) sample of impure silver is converted to silver chloride. If 31.56 g of silver chloride are obtained, then what is the mass percent of silver in the sample?
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