This is about the 50th time I am asking for help, so bear with me. I need to find out the answers to the following questions, so if you could answer any one or all of them, that would be greatly appreciated! Please put the number of the one you solved next to it. Here is the info I have(this was a lab)
mass of empty crucible- 6.31 grams
mass of crucible with MgSO4 (that big black dot goes here) n H2O- 11.33 grams
mass of crucible and anhydrous MgSO4- 8.71
Here are the questions:
1. Calculate the mass and number of moles of anhydrous MgSO4.
2. calculate the percent of water in the hydrated compound.
3. calculate the ration of moles of water to moles of anhydrous MgSO4.
4. Write the value of n and the formula for MgSO4 (big dot) H2O
5. The accepted value for n is 7. Calculate the percent error for the value of n.
That's all! If you could show how you got the an, that's be great. I know that it's a lot, but these questions are making me really comfused. Thanks!! ;)
2007-02-22
10:34:18
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Dana Mulder
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➔ Chemistry
Thanks, Richard!! You were a great help!
2007-02-22
11:26:08 ·
update #1