Chemistry, 25.03.2021 18:00, yunggin8243

The reaction of silver nitrate solution with a solution of potassium sulfide produces potasium nitrate and silver sulfide precipitate. If silver sulfide typically has a 87.35 % yield, how many grams of silver sulfide would you expect to produce from the reaction of 425.0 g of silver nitrate with excess potassium sulfide?

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