A student used a standard silver nitrate solution (0.1050 M) and standard potassium thiocyanate solution (0.0523 M) to determine the chloride content in a sample. The results were recorded as follows:Weight of unknown sample used (g)0.1224Volume of silver nitrate solution used (mL)25.00Initial volume of potassium thiocyanate (mL)2.35Final volume of potassium thiocyanate (mL)8.50 Calculate the percentage by weight of chloride in the sample. (Given relative atomic mass Cl = 35.45)

Calculate the total number of moles of silver nitrate present in the solution.

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A student used a standard silver nitrate solution (0.1050 M) and standard potassium thiocyanate solution (0.0523 M) to determine the chloride content in a sample. The results were recorded as follows:

Weight of unknown sample used (g)	0.1224
Volume of silver nitrate solution used (mL)	25.00
Initial volume of potassium thiocyanate (mL)	2.35
Final volume of potassium thiocyanate (mL)	8.50

Calculate the percentage by weight of chloride in the sample.

(Given relative atomic mass Cl = 35.45)

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