Suppose you pour 20 ml of silver nitrate into a beaker with 80 ml of water (h20) in it. you also pour 20 ml of silver nitrate into a separate beaker, but this one contains 80 ml of salt water (nacl). is the percent strength of the silver nitrate the same in both of these solutions?

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Shea Melton

Chemistry

26 September, 23:40

Suppose you pour 20 ml of silver nitrate into a beaker with 80 ml of water (h20) in it. you also pour 20 ml of silver nitrate into a separate beaker, but this one contains 80 ml of salt water (nacl). is the percent strength of the silver nitrate the same in both of these solutions?

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Willow · Answer 1

no it will vary in both the solution

the silver nitrate react with NaCl and form an AgCl solid white precipitate hence the amount of dissolved Ag ion in NaCl water mixture is lower than in the pure water.