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We have 2.80 L of an aqueous NaBr solution. We add an excess of AgNO3. We form 9.53 g of AgBr(s). What was the initial concentration of Br- (in mol/L) in this aqueous NaBr solution?

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Ag@r ㄨ ~一一ㄧㄧ ご 0.0504 mol Br -0.01812. no)L

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