a)
As per the stoichiometric equation, 3 moles of Silver reacts with excess nitric acid forms 3 moles of silver nitrate.
3.10 moles of silver on reaction with excess of nitric acid forms 3.10 moles of silver nitrate.
b)
3*107.8682 grams of silver on reaction with excess of nitric acid forms 3 moles of silver nitrate.
108.21 grams on reaction with excess of nitric acid forms
how many moles silver nitrate
= 108.21*3/3*107.8682
= 0.9908 moles of silver nitrate is formed.
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