Question c WEIGHT OF ZINC CHLORIDENote: Repetitive weights are recorded until the weight is consistent to 0.01 grams, but you may needmore or fewer weighings.55, 521 856.07856.0768Weight of crucible + lidWeight of crucible + lid + zinc chloride #1Weight of crucible + lid + zinc chloride #256.075BWeight of crucible + lid + zinc chloride #356.075.BWeight of crucible + lid + zinc chloride #469.956Weight of zinc chloride (show calculation)277825Calculate the weight of zinc and chlorine in the product. (You must show all calculations.)55.521 8. Weight of zinc (initial weight at start of experiment)69.528- Weight of chloride in productg of zinc chloride -g of zinc (initial) = g of chloride in producteldiauoo sioW69.956-(.436)69,95nis to idaisWCalculate the empirical formula of zinc chloride for the mass of each.MU.imemulov Isitinibeau smulov isnoitibbA

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WE GHT OF ZINC CHLORIDE Note: Repetitive weights are recorded until the weight is consistent to 0.01 grams, but you may need more or fewer weighings. Weight of crucible + lid Weight of crucible + lid + zinc chloride #1 Weight of crucible + lid + zinc chloride #2 Weight of crucible + lid + zinc chloride #3 Weight of crucible + lid + zinc chloride #4 Weight of zinc chloride (show calculation) 279825 55, 521 56-078 8 56.076.8 56.0758 56.075.8 69.956 .g Calculate the weight of zinc and chlorine in the product. (You must show all calculations.) 55.521 8 . Weight of zinc (initial weight at start of experiment) g Weight of chloride in product 69.528

WE GHT OF ZINC CHLORIDE Note: Repetitive weights are recorded until the weight is consistent to 0.01 grams, but you may need more or fewer weighings. Weight of crucible + lid Weight of crucible + lid + zinc chloride #1 Weight of crucible + lid + zinc chloride #2 Weight of crucible + lid + zinc chloride #3 Weight of crucible + lid + zinc chloride #4 Weight of zinc chloride (show calculation) 279825 55, 521 56-078 8 56.076.8 56.0758 56.075.8 69.956 .g Calculate the weight of zinc and chlorine in the product. (You must show all calculations.) 55.521 8 . Weight of zinc (initial weight at start of experiment) g Weight of chloride in product 69.528

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337399074

Author:John C. Kotz, Paul M. Treichel, John Townsend, David Treichel

Publisher:John C. Kotz, Paul M. Treichel, John Townsend, David Treichel

Chapter1: Basic Concepts Of Chemistry

Section: Chapter Questions

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