Step 1
Moles of I^- present in 20 mL solution = MV
Mole of Ag^+ in 6 mL
AgI get precipitated and the remaining mol of
Thus, Pag value is 13.08
Moles of Cl^- present in 20 mL solution = MV
Mole of Ag^+ in 6 mL
AgCI get precipitated and the remaining mol of CI^-
Thus, Pag value is 6.74
Step 2
Mole of Ag^+ in 16 mL =
AgI get precipitated and the remaining mol of
Thus, Pag value is 8.03
Mole of Ag^+ in 16 mL
AgCI get precipitated and the remaining mol of
Thus, Pag value is 4.86
Step 3
Mole of Ag^+ in 26 mL
AgI get precipitated and the extra mol of Ag^+
Thus, Pag value is 1.68
Mole of Ag^+ in 26 mL
AgCI get precipitated and the extra mol of Ag^+
Thus, Pag value is 1.68
Titration curve can be drawn using volume of AgNO_3 used for titration Vs Pag value obtained.
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