2) Mohr's method uses the potassium chromate (K2CrOs) as indicator and thisindicator makes the equivalent point not identical to the end point. A sampleweighing 5.96 g of BaCl is dissolved in 630 mL of water. Calculate the percentageof chloride in the sample when 50 mL of the sample is titrated and requires 33.44mL of 0.25 N AGNO,.

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2) Mohr's method uses the potassium chromate (K2CIO:) as indicator and this indicator makes the equivalent point not identical to the end point. A sample weighing 5.96 g of BaCk is dissolved in 630 mL of water. Calculate the percentage of chloride in the sample when 50 mL of the sample is titrated and requires 33.44 mL of 0.25 N AgNOs.

2) Mohr's method uses the potassium chromate (K2CIO:) as indicator and this indicator makes the equivalent point not identical to the end point. A sample weighing 5.96 g of BaCk is dissolved in 630 mL of water. Calculate the percentage of chloride in the sample when 50 mL of the sample is titrated and requires 33.44 mL of 0.25 N AgNOs.

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