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16! What weight of sample which contains 56.15 per cent Cl was taken for analysis if the precipitated AgCl weighed 0.5017 g? Ans. 0.2210 g.

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16, What weight of sample which contains 56.15 per eent Cl was taken for
analysis if the precipitated AgCl weighed 0.5017 g?
Ans. 0.2210 g.
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