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Quick questions on Stoichiometric, gravimetric and volumetric calculations - SQA Advanced Higher Chemistry

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State the two expressions for the number of moles, for a solid and for a solution. [2 marks]
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State why a precipitating reagent is added in excess in gravimetric analysis. [1 mark]
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20.0 cm320.0 \text{ cm}^3 of 0.150 mol l10.150 \text{ mol l}^{-1} acid is needed in a 1:11 : 1 titration. Calculate the moles of acid. [1 mark]

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