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200 ml of 3M AgNO3 and 300 ml of 2M AgNO3 are added to a solution containing 200 ml of 10M NaCl. The amount of NaCl left unprecipitated is

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By dilution formula

3*200+2*300=M*500 

M=1200/500 

M=22/5 

AgNO3+NaCl ----> AgCl +NaNO3 

no. of moles of AgNO3=12/5*500/1000 = 1.2mole 

no. of moles of NaCl =10*200/1000 =2 mole here the given amount of AgNO3 is totally consumed ,so it is the limiting reagent. 

Amount of NaCl left=0.8* 51.5 

=46.8g 

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