a) mercury oxide mass = 0.204 g
mercury mass = 0.189 g
oxygen mass = 0.204 - 0.189 = 0.015
mercury moles = 0.189 / 200.59 g/mol = 0.00094 mol Hg atoms
oxygen moles = 0.015 g / 16 g/mol = 0.00094 mol o atoms
Hg : O ratio = 1: 1
b) empirical formula = HgO
2) a) 5.9/47.9 = 0.123mols of Ti
9.84-5.9 = 3.94g of O2 so
3.94/16 = 0.246 mols of O2
dividing by the smallest number
0.123 / 0.123 = 1 and 0.246 / 0.123 = 2
the empirical formula is TiO2
b) molar mass of TiO2 = 79.9g/mol
% Ti = 47.9 / 79.9*100 = 59.9 %
% O = 32 / 79.9*100 = 40.1 %
3) a) 1. to prevent burning hands
2. prevent contamination
b) so it will not burn the beach
Experiment 3 Prelaboratory Assignment Empirical Formulas Date Lobo Sec. Name Desk No. 1. Elemental mercury was...
Experiment 5 Prelaboratory Assignment Percent Water in a Hydrated Salt chloride, a deliquescent salt, is used as a desiccant in laboratory desiccators to maintain a dry environment Date ab SecName Desk No. Explain. 1sb 2. Experimental Procedure, Part A.1. What is the purpose of firing the crucible? 3. A 1.803-g sample of gypsum, a hydrated salt of calcium sulfate, Caso., is heated at a temperature greater than 120 C in a crucible until a constant mass is reached. The mass...
Experiment 17 Pre-lab Name 1. Define the following in your own words: Empirical Formula: Molecular Formula: Weigh by difference: 2. A sample of Calcium metal is added to a 38.500 g crucible and the combined weight is 38.750 g. The sample is then heated in the crucible to form calcium Oxide. After the crucible is completely cooled, the crucible and product weigh 38.850 9. a) what is the mass of the calcium in the crucible? b) what is the mass...
NAME SECTION DATE PREABORA 1. In your own words, define the following terms: empirical formula firing to red heat beating to constant weight molecular formula weighing by difference 2. Why are the empty crucible and cover fired to red heat? 3. How critical are the suggested times for heating and cooling? 4. Why is distilled water added to the crucible after igniting the magnesium metal? 5. How can you tell when the magnesium metal has reacted completely? 6. How can...
Please answer questions 1-7 and fill out the equation at the
top. Thanks!
LAB-Stoichiometry/Empirical formula Name Purpose: To predict the mass of magnesium oxide (MgO) formed by reacting To determine actual yield, theoretical yield and percent yield of pro Balance the equation: Moterials: Mg ribbon, Bunsen burner, balance, crucible tongs, crucible w/id etc- Procedure: place a check after you perform each step 1Go to the scale, check for zero. Record the mass of the crucible +lid and d it below...
DATE NAME SECTION POSTLABORATORY ASSIGNMENT 1. Predict the empirical formula for each of the following compounds given the formula of magnesium oxide, MgO. (a) calcium oxide (b) strontium oxide (c) barium oxide (d) radium oxide 2. Predict the empirical formula for each of the following compounds given the formula of sodium chloride, NaCl. (a) sodium fluoride (b) potassium chloride (c) lithium bromide (d) rubidium iodide 3. A 1.250 g sample of copper wire was heated in air and reacted with...
1.3 x 10-3 mole metal sample was used for the experiment Data Mass of crucible: 30.802 g Mass of crucible with metal: 30.834 g Mass of crucible and metal after heating: 30.848 g 1. Based on what you know about the unknown metal sample propose a balanced chemical equation for a) The formation of the Group 1 metal oxide b) the formation of the Group 2 metal oxide 2. Using the experimental data that you collected, determine the mass of...
What Metal Oxide Has been formed? Final Lab Submission Purpose: (5 points) In 2-3 sentences concisely state the purpose of the laboratory and what knowledge this lab helped to further develop Experimental Data: (10 points) List all data that was collected from this experiment to help you determine the molecular formula of the metal oxide that you formed. Be sure that you clearly label what each value represents and includes the correct significant figures and units. Example: Mass of the...
Experiment 6 PRE-LABORATORY PROBLEMS NAME 1. Write a purpose statement and a summary of the procedure to include special technique equipment, chemicals, and chemical reactions to be performed, an understanding of any calculations that are important to understanding the procedure. 2. Calculate the molar mass of copper (II) Sulfate pentahydrate, Cuso,5H.O. 3. Calculate the mass percent of water present in Copper(II) sulfate pentahydrate. 4. Define the term hydrate and anhydrous. S. A 2.000 gram sample of hydrated barium carbonate was...