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2. Calculate the number of moles of CO2, corrected, by following the special note.
NOTE: *Calculate by adding 0.0040 moles to the Moles of CO2 Gas Released. This correc- tion accounts for the amount of CO2


PART A: REACTION STOICHIOMETRY TO malz Tablet 2 Tablet 1 Average Data Mass of NaHCO, 20.2g 195.960 Mass of Beaker + Acetic Ac
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