1. How would using double the volume of hydrochloric acid have affected the empirical formula of zinc chloride?
2. Suppose that you had not driven off all the water from the zinc chloride. How would this error have affected the empirical formula for zinc chloride?
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1. How would using double the volume of hydrochloric acid have affected the empirical formula of zinc chloride? 2. Suppose that you had not driven off all the water from the zinc chloride. How would this error have affected the empirical formula for zinc chloride?
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1. How would you determine if you have heated the sample long enough to drive off all the water from the hydrate? 2. A compound is made of 30.9% of Cu, 13.6 % Si, and 55.5% F. a. What is the empirical formula of the anhydrous salt? b. 1.00 gram of this compound is subject to high moisture environment. The resulting hydrate weighs 1.53 grams. What is the formula of the hydrate?
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How would the following errors affect the empirical formula of the compound for a hypothetical student performing s experiment? Note: Writing the answer will be incorrect is not sufficient for these questions. This student is not E) you nor is their data assumed to be the same as yours. student ran out of time and did not do the second heating. Explain thoroughly how this error will affect the water in the hydrate? Will the moles of water calculated be...
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