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Source of Data: names of students Sample 1 is yours. Sample 2 get data from another Team. ** Our team Another team Data for BaCl 2 ? yH 2 O Sample 1 g or moles Sample 2 g or moles (1) mass of a clean...

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Source of Data: names of students

Sample 1 is yours.

Sample 2 get data from another Team. **

Our team

Another team

Data for BaCl2?yH2O

Sample 1

g or moles

Sample 2

g or moles

(1) mass of a clean crucible

21.090

*21.090

(2) mass of crucible and hydrated salt BaCl2?yH2O

22.227

*22.247

(3) mass of hydrated salt BaCl2?yH2O

1.129

(4) a. mass after first heating

22.050

b. mass after second heating

22.048

*22.123

c. mass after third heating

22.047

*22.120

(5) mass of water lost

(6) moles of water lost

(7) mass of dehydrated salt BaCl2

(8) moles of dehydrated salt BaCl2

**Copy only data in boxes marked with *. Either 4b or 4c whichever is the last mass.

Average (6) moles of water for Samples 1 and 2

Average (8) moles of BaCl2 for Samples 1 and 2

Show calculations for Lines 5, 6, 7, 8 & Averages neatly on other side of this page.

Use the Averages for Lines 6 and 8 in the calculations on page 65.

1.

Ratio of moles H2O produced to moles BaCl2 produced

2.

formula of BaCl2*yH2O ( round off above ratio)

3.

Experimental molar mass of BaCl2*yH2O:

4.

Balanced chemical equation (include phases of reactants and products):

WORKSHEET 3: FeC2O4?zH2O STOICHIOMETRY

Source of Data: names of students

Sample 1 is yours.

Sample 2 get data from another Team. **

Our team

Another team

Data for FeC2O4?zH2O

Sample 1

g or moles

Sample 2

g or moles

(1) mass of a clean crucible

20.087

*21.100

(2) mass of crucible and hydrated salt FeC2O4?zH2O

21.673

*22.494

(3) mass of hydrated salt FeC2O4?zH2O

1.599

1.394

(4) a. mass after first heating

20.772

b. mass after second heating

20.765

*21.692

c. mass after third heating

20.761

*21.684

(5) mass of CO, CO2, and H2O lost [(2) minus (4)b or c]

(6) mass of Fe2O3 [(4)b or c minus (1)]

(7) moles of Fe2O3 [convert (6) mass to moles]

(8) moles of FeC2O4?zH2O initially present ***

Average (3) mass of FeC2O4?zH2O for Samples 1 & 2

Average (8) moles of FeC2O4?zH2O for Samples 1 & 2

**Copy only data in boxes marked with *.Either 4b or 4c whichever is the last mass

***moles ofFeC2O4?zH2Oinitially present can be determined by comparingFeC2O4?zH2OandFe2O3in the balanced chemical equation.

Show calculations for Lines 5, 6, 7, 8 & Averages neatly on other side of this page.

Use the Averages for Lines 3 and 8 in the calculations on page 69.

Experimental molar mass of FeC2O4*zH2O (use 3 and 8 from worksheet calculate the mass of one mole of FeC2O4*zH2O)

2

Formula of FeC2O4*zH2O (Show calculation)

3

balanced chemical equation (include phases of reactants and products)

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Solution

David answered on Dec 21 2021
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Source of Data: names of students
Sample 1 is yours.
Sample 2 get data from another Team. **
Our team Another team
Data for BaCl2?yH2O
Sample1
g or
moles
Sample 2
g or moles
(1) mass of a clean crucible 21.090 *21.090

(2) mass of crucible and hydrated salt BaCl2?yH2O

22.227

*22.247
(3) mass of hydrated salt BaCl2?yH2O 1.129
(4) a. mass after first heating 22.050
. mass after second heating 22.048 *22.123
c. mass after third heating 22.047 *22.120

(5) mass of water lost =
 1.129 Massafter finalheating Massof crucibleg  
   22.227g 21.090g 22.047 21.090 g   
0.18 g
(6) moles of water lost 2
0.18
= = 0.01mol H O
18.0g/mol


(7) mass of dehydrated salt BaCl2
 22.227 21.090 g 0.18g  
= 0.957g
(8) moles of dehydrated salt BaCl2
3
2
0.957g
= 4.6 10 mol BaCl
208.23g/mol
 
** Copy only data in boxes marked with *. Either 4b or 4c whichever is the last mass.
Average (6) moles of water for Samples 1...
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