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Molarity if standard AgNO3 solution - 0.492 AgNO3 M

Mass of vial and chloride unkown - 24.1998 g

Mass of vial - 23.2177 g

Mass of unkown in volumetric flask - 0.9821 g

Mass of unknown in each 20.00-mL sample - ___g

Titration I Titration II Titration III
Initial Buret Reading 0.01 mL 0.01 mL 0.01 mL
Final Buret Reading 38.23 mL 38.10 mL 38.70 mL
Volume of AgNO3 used to titrate sample 38.22 mL 38.09 mL 38.69 mL
# moles AgNO3 used to titrate sample
# moles of Cl- present in sample
Mass of Cl- present in sample
Percentage of Cl- in sample

Average Value of Percentage Cl- in unknown: ______%

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