Actual weight of Na,CO, used mass Na,CO, + beaker = 1니3.525 %3D mass beaker = 142.313 g %3D mass Na,CO, = 1.212: Describe the Na,CO3 More alun to af light powder, whte Actual moles Na,CO, used

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TEXAS INSTRUM
Da
Dat
Assigned Letter
Spreadsheet ID
Actual weight of Na,CO, used
mass Na,CO3 + beaker
143.525
142.313g
mass beaker
mass Na,CO3 =
1,212
%3D
Describe the Na,CO3
More alun to ap light powder, whte
Actual moles Na,CO3 used
Actual weight of CaCl, • 2 H,0 used
mass CaCl, • 2 H,O + beaker =
%3D
mass beaker=
mass CaCl, • 2 H,0 =
%3D
Describe the CaCl, • 2 H,0
Fine Crysials, StIcks to
giassware, cle ar
Actual moles CaCl, • 2 H,O used
Actual moles CaCl, used
Weight of filter
paper
Weight of watch glass
(dried out)
Very Thickened paste
eery
Describe the wet CaCO3
Weight of filter paper, watch glass and precipi-
tate 1st drying
Weight of filter paper, watch glass and precipi-
tate 2nd drying
Transcribed Image Text:TEXAS INSTRUM Da Dat Assigned Letter Spreadsheet ID Actual weight of Na,CO, used mass Na,CO3 + beaker 143.525 142.313g mass beaker mass Na,CO3 = 1,212 %3D Describe the Na,CO3 More alun to ap light powder, whte Actual moles Na,CO3 used Actual weight of CaCl, • 2 H,0 used mass CaCl, • 2 H,O + beaker = %3D mass beaker= mass CaCl, • 2 H,0 = %3D Describe the CaCl, • 2 H,0 Fine Crysials, StIcks to giassware, cle ar Actual moles CaCl, • 2 H,O used Actual moles CaCl, used Weight of filter paper Weight of watch glass (dried out) Very Thickened paste eery Describe the wet CaCO3 Weight of filter paper, watch glass and precipi- tate 1st drying Weight of filter paper, watch glass and precipi- tate 2nd drying
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