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Chemistry, 29.11.2020 06:50 antlife555

Question 3 A student is given two 10% samples, each a mixture of only NoCl() and KCI) but in different proportions Which of the following pieces of information codd be used to determine which one has the higher
proportion of KCI)
The volume of each monture
B
The mass of Clin each mature
c) The number of isotopes of Na and K
The reaction of each mixture with water

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