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Suppose that a 20 mL sample of a solution is to be tested for the presence of chloride ion by the addition of 1 drop (.20 mL) 0.10M AgNO3. What is the minimum number of grams of chloride ion that must be present in order for AgCl to form?

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This solution explains step-by-step how to calculate the mass of chloride ion needed to from an AgCl precipitate given a known volume and molarity of Ag+ ions.

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