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jaysherwood678 | 18:24 Wed 02nd Nov 2011 | Science
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Suppose that during the titrations you consistently added more Silver Nitrate (AgNO3) to change the color of the indicator to a darker red-orange. Would this change the results? Explain.
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15:45 Thu 03rd Nov 2011
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You haven't explained this very well- what is the context?
Is it this:
AgNO3 (aq) + Cl- (aq)----> AgCl(s)? + NO3-- (aq)

Is this thecoursework paper you are working on?
http://www.jespinal.c...ocs/ChlorideWater.pdf
15:51 Thu 03rd Nov 2011

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