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Transcribed Image Text:M5 Check-in Activity 3
Name:
Year and Section:
1. Write an equation showing how the mass of the substance sought can be
converted to the mass of the weighed substance on the right.
Sought
*(a) SO,
(b) Mg
*(c) In
(d) K
*(c) CuO
Weighed
BASO,
Mg,P,O,
In‚O3
K;PtCl,
Cuz(SCN),
Sought
(f) MnCl,
(g) Pb,O,
(h) U,P¿O1
*(i) Na,B,O, • 10H;O B¿O;
(j) Na,O
Weighed
Mn,O4
PbO,
P;O5
†NaZn(UO,),(C,H,O.), · 6H,0
2. What mass of Cu(IO,), can be formed from 0.650 g of CuSO, · 5H,O?
3. What mass of KIO, is needed to convert the copper in 0.2750 g of CuSO, 5H,0
to Cu(IO;),?
4. What mass of AgI can be produced from a 0.512-g sample that assays 20.1% AII,?
5. A 0.8102-g sample of impure Al,(CO,), decomposed with HCI; the liberated CO,
was collected on calcium oxide and found to weigh 0.0515 g. Calculate the
percentage of aluminum in the sample.
6. The hydrogen sulfide in an 80.0-g sample of crude petroleum was removed by
distillation and uncollected in a solution of CdCl,. The precipitated CdS was then
filtered, washed, and ignited to CdSO4. Calculate the percentage of H,S in the sample
if 0.125 g of CdSO, was recovered.
7. A 0.2121-g sample of an organic compound was burned in a stream of oxygen,
and the CO, produced was collected in a solution of barium hydroxide. Calculate the
percentage of carbon in the sample if 0.6006 g of BaCO, was formed.
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