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The mass of silver in 9.000 g of silver chloride, AgCl(s), is:

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A.7.527 g
B.2.226 g
C.6.280 g
D.6.772 g
E.8.343 g
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To determine the mass of silver in a given mass of silver chloride, we first need the proportion of silver in AgCl by mass. Optionally, recall the molar masses: Ag ≈ 107.868 g/mol and Cl ≈ 35.453 g/mol, so the molar mass of AgCl is about 107.868 + 35.453 = 143.321 g/mol (rounded values may vary slightly, e.g., 143.315 g/mol in some table......Login to view full explanation

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