In a gravimetric chloride analysis, it was found that 0.82g AgCl was obtained from an unknown that had a mass of 0.3g a. What is the mass of CL in the original sample b. Percentage chloride in original sample c. Average percent chloride d. Standard deviation e. Relative standard deviation expressed as a percent

In a gravimetric chloride analysis, it was found that 0.82g AgCl was obtained from an unknown that had a mass of 0.3g a. What is the mass of CL in the original sample b. Percentage chloride in original sample c. Average percent chloride d. Standard deviation e. Relative standard deviation expressed as a percent

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