Please input how to solve step-by-step on the answer given in the picture. The chloride (CI) content of water from a swimming poolwas determined using 10.0-mL sample of pool water. TheCl ions were precipitated as AgCI using AGNO3.Theprecipitate was filtered, washed & dried in a beaker. Themass of the precipitate was 0.4368 g. Calculate theconcentration of Cl, in % (m/v), in the water sample.+ Cl(aq) → AgCls)Ag (aq)Ans. 1.08 %

Given, Volume of sample taken - 10.0 mL Mass of AgCl precipitate formed - 0.4368 g Atomic mass of…

The chloride (CI) content of water from a swimming pool was determined using 10.0-mL sample of pool water. The Cl ions were precipitated as AgCl using AGNO3. The precipitate was filtered, washed & dried in a beaker. The mass of the precipitate was 0.4368 g. Calculate the concentration of Cl', in % (m/v), in the water sample. Ag (aq) + Cl (ag) → AgCl(s) Ans. 1.08 %

The chloride (CI) content of water from a swimming pool was determined using 10.0-mL sample of pool water. The Cl ions were precipitated as AgCl using AGNO3. The precipitate was filtered, washed & dried in a beaker. The mass of the precipitate was 0.4368 g. Calculate the concentration of Cl', in % (m/v), in the water sample. Ag (aq) + Cl (ag) → AgCl(s) Ans. 1.08 %

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