c) What is the mass of anhydrous BaCl,?Solution:d) Calculate the experimental percent of water (%H2O).Solution: 2. In the determination of water of crystallization for the hydrated salt BaCl2.2H20, thefollowing data were obtained by a student.= 22.3505 g= 26.0005Mass of crucible and lid (g)Mass of crucible, lid and sample (g)Mass of crucible, lid and sample after 1st heating (g) = 25.4931 Massof crucible, lid and sample after 1$st heating (g) = 25.4931a) What is the mass of the BaCl2.2H2O sample?Solution:b) What is the mass of water driven off?Solution:

Here we are required to find the experimental percent of water

2. In the determination of water of crystallization for the hydrated salt BaCl2.2H20, the following data were obtained by a student. = 22.3505 g Mass of crucible and lid (g) Mass of crucible, lid and sample (g) Mass of crucible, lid and sample after 1st heating (g) = 25.4931 Mass of crucible, lid and sample after 1st heating (g) = 25.4931 = 26.0005 a) What is the mass of the BaCl2.2H2O sample? Solution: b) What is the mass of water driven off? Solution:

2. In the determination of water of crystallization for the hydrated salt BaCl2.2H20, the following data were obtained by a student. = 22.3505 g Mass of crucible and lid (g) Mass of crucible, lid and sample (g) Mass of crucible, lid and sample after 1st heating (g) = 25.4931 Mass of crucible, lid and sample after 1st heating (g) = 25.4931 = 26.0005 a) What is the mass of the BaCl2.2H2O sample? Solution: b) What is the mass of water driven off? Solution:

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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