A sample of pure compound (CH3)4NB weighing 0.100 g was dissolved and treated with a reducing agent to ensure that all the bromine was preset as Br. A precipitate of AgBr weighing 0.2000 g was obtained. What is the value of w in the formula of the compound? Molar MASSes: AgBr= 187.78, Br = 79.904, H = 1.001, N = 14.001, C = 12.011|

A sample of pure compound (CH3)4NB weighing 0.100 g was dissolved and treated with a reducing agent to ensure that all the bromine was preset as Br. A precipitate of AgBr weighing 0.2000 g was obtained. What is the value of w in the formula of the compound? Molar MASSes: AgBr= 187.78, Br = 79.904, H = 1.001, N = 14.001, C = 12.011|

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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