A 1.232-gram sample of copper complex weighed 0.783 g after heating. What is the percent of volatile material in this sample? If the sample contains 17.4% ammonia, what is the percent water in the sample?

A 1.232-gram sample of copper complex weighed 0.783 g after heating. What is the percent of volatile material in this sample? If the sample contains 17.4% ammonia, what is the percent water in the sample?

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Chapter14: Mixtures And Solutions

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