Can anyone give a detailed solution of the 20th question?
I spent a lot of time on this question but I still don’t get the concept can anyone help?
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Yea Ik they’re really hard
i have no idea POAC is my poison
which one?
number to dalo
Dala na
20th
oh sorry
gimme some ill try this
my teacher didnt teach poac 😑
said its overrated
lmmao POAC is kinda clutch for certain questions
should you just rather elarn to make reactions and stochiometry
yea
but should tou also know how and where to use POAC
yea
definitely
i wish i could
;-;
same
i'll probs do it when i revise 11th
yee some dexterchem lecture coming in clutch
nahh ima be watching vishal sir
W
yay
495?
for 1/10 moles of silver salt you got 1/2 moles of silver
so this means there are 0.5/0.1 = 5 moles of silver in 1 mole of salt and thus 5 moles of silver in one mole of the original compound (since only the acidic H were replaced by Ag)
so n=5
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