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29-09-2022
Chemistry

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A 602.9 mL aqueous solution is known to contain Ag+ ions. The Ag+ ions were precipitated by adding sodium chloride. The amount of silver chloride obtained in this reaction was 454.2 g.
1. For this precipitation reaction, write it out in molecular, complete ionic, and ionic form.
2. Calculate the concentration of Ag+ ions in the original solution in mol/L.

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