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A sample is a mixture of AgNO3, CuCl2, and FeCl3.When a 1.0000-g sample of the mixture is dissolved inwater and reacted with excess silver nitrate, 1.7809 g ofprecipitate forms. When a separate 1.0000-g sample ofthe mixture is treated with a reducing agent, all themetal ions in the mixture are reduced to pure metals.The total mass of pure metals produced is 0.4684 g.Calculate the mass percent of AgNO3, CuCl2, and FeCl3in the original mixture.

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The mass percent of AgNO3, CuCl2, and FeCl3in the original mixture is 25%, 40% and 35% respectively.

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Step 1:Determinethe mass of different elements

x+y+z=1.000gLet x be the mass of AgNO3, y be the mass of CuCl2 and z be the mass of FeCl3.

Therefore, we can write .

The present in CuCl2and FeCl3 reacts with excess and forms precipitate of AgCl (s).

Atomic mass of AgCl is .107.9

The mass of Cl present in the mixture and in different elements have been calculated below.

Mass of Cl in mixture

=1.7809gAgCl×35.45gCl143.35gAgCl=0.4404gCl

Mass of Cl in CuCl2

=zg  FeCl3×3(35.45)gCl162.20gFeCl3=0.5273y

Mass of Cl in FeCl3

=zg  FeCl3×3(35.45)gCl162.20gFeCl3=0.5273y

Therefore, we can write

0.4404gCl=0.5273y+0.6557z

Now the mass of metals in each salt must be calculated.

Mass of Ag in AgNO3

=xgAgNO3×107.9gAg169.91gAgNO3=0.6350x

Mass of Cu in CuCl2

=y0.5273y=0.4727y

Mass of Fe in FeCl3

=z0.6557z=0.3443z

Therefore, we can write

0.4684g  metals=0.6350x+0.4727y+0.3443z

02

Determine the mass percent of AgNO3, CuCl2, and FeCl3 in the original mixture

Now we have three equations with three unknows

x+y+z=10.5273y+0.6557z=0.44040.6350x+0.4727y+0.3443z=0.4684

Solving the above three equations, we get

z=0.3494g   FeCl3y=0.4007gCuCl2x=0.2499gAg

The mass percent of AgNO3 will be

0.2499g1.000g×100=24.99%​  AgNO325%   AgNO3

The mass percent of CuCl2 will be

0.4007g1.000g×100=40.07%​  CuCl240%   CuCl2

The mass percent of FeCl3 will be

0.3494g1.000g×100=34.94%​  FeCl335%   FeCl3

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