A chemistry lab experiment requires 67.4 grams of silvernitrate. How many grams

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A chemistry lab experiment requires 67.4 grams of silvernitrate. How many grams of a 15.5% by mass solution of silvernitrate should be used? This is from Introduction to General Organic &Biochemistry   9th edition   Wiley & Sons,Inc Chapter 14. A chemistry lab experiment requires 67.4 grams of silvernitrate. How many grams of a 15.5% by mass solution of silvernitrate should be used? This is from Introduction to General Organic &Biochemistry   9th edition   Wiley & Sons,Inc Chapter 14.

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100g of of solution only contains 15.5g of silver nitrate Thus, mass of solution required = 67.4/15.5 x 100= 434.84g Hope this helps!

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