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A solid sample of a complex salt, with ideal composition Ni(NH3)6(NO3)2, was analyzed for nickel by dissolution in slightly acidic solution and precipitation as the dimethylglyoximate, Ni(DMG)2.

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A sintered glass crucible of mass 13.2379 g was used to filter off the precipitate. The dried crucible and precipitate had a combined mass of 13.3319 g.

Calculate the theoretical mass of the original Ni(NH3)6(NO3)2 sample.

0.0927 g

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Calculate the mass of nickel in this sample.

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If the actual mass of the original sample in this experiment was 0.0733 g (instead of the theoretically calculated mass) -- indicating that the original Ni(NH3)6(NO3)2 complex had lost some ammonia -- what would be the corresponding value of n in the revised formula Ni(NH3)n(NO3)2. Enter your answer to 2 decimal places.

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Calculate the percent loss of ammonia which accounts for the difference in the theoretical and actual mass of the initial sample.
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Ni (NHino (Nos)? - Ni COMG) DI ZH ON Secu vo Ni Sound VIL CHACON on = 58+ 14+3) X6 vis (As shown in the question) Molecular w. Amount of NiCDMG) 2 produced = .094 g = 094 mole = 3:26AX10A Again from the equation, it is clear that I mole sample with pa Actual mass of original sample is 0.0733g and theoretical yield is 0:0927g the amount of lost ad ammonia is 10.0.927.-010- A t Loss of ammonia I 0.0194 g : 6 mDe x 17 g / mole x 3:264x10 motel As initially in si264 x 10-4 molle sample suolecules

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