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A problem statement was the following:A dry sample of limestone is completely soluble in H...

A problem statement was the following:

A dry sample of limestone is completely soluble in HCl and contains no Fe or Al. When a 1.000 g sample is ignited, the loss in weight is found to be 0.450 g. Calculate the percent CaCO3 and MgCO3 in the limestone.

The solution was

Answer the following questions:

a. What information in addition to that in the problem statement had to be obtained?


b. What would a diagram for the process look like?


c. What was the basis for the problem solution?


d. What were the known variables in the problem statement, their values, and their units?


e. What were the unknown variables in the problem statement and their units?


f. What are the types of material balances that could be made for this problem?


g. What type(s) of material balance was made for this problem?


h. What was the degree of freedom for this problem?


i. Was the solution correct?

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Solutions For Problems in Chapter 5.3