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Module has orting Cassin or self thation or Dansho ment UN Objective: create a saturated solution of Nall and use it to determine Data Collection: Temperature of Solution Volume of water Mass of empty beaker Mass of beaker with salt Mass of salt Concentration of solution 21.1°C 25.0 mL 49.268 52.588 3.328 M the Kep Conclusion Questions: 1. Show your work for the determination of the Ksp of sodium chloride for your sample. 2. The Kp value for NaCl is approximately 37.5 M²/L² at 25°C. Determine the absolute and percent errors in your experimental value. Why might it he
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Transcribed Image Text:Module has orting Cassin or self thation or Dansho ment UN Objective: create a saturated solution of Nall and use it to determine Data Collection: Temperature of Solution Volume of water Mass of empty beaker Mass of beaker with salt Mass of salt Concentration of solution 21.1°C 25.0 mL 49.268 52.588 3.328 M the Kep Conclusion Questions: 1. Show your work for the determination of the Ksp of sodium chloride for your sample. 2. The Kp value for NaCl is approximately 37.5 M²/L² at 25°C. Determine the absolute and percent errors in your experimental value. Why might it he
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