What is the percentage of snf2 in the toothpaste sample

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Based upon 3 SnF2 (ag) + 2 K3PO4 (aq)> Sn3(PO4)s (s) + 6 KF (aq), a 10.000 gram sample of toothpaste containing stannous fluoride gives a 0.145 gram precipitate of stannous phosphate. What is the percentage of SnF2 in the toothpaste sample?

Reference no: EM13169730

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