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Svetllana [295]
2 years ago
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Pls help asap i will mark u brainlist

Chemistry
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Firlakuza [10]2 years ago
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not sure

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Goo gle can help for sure lol that's what I do anyway good luck hope you get it right.

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1. 5g

2. 2.3g

3. 2.7g

4. 0.02mol

5. 0.13mol

6. 7moles

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Mass of empty tube = 13.5g

Mass of empty tube + hydrated salt = 18.5g

Mass of tube + anhydrous salt = 16.2g

1. Mass of empty tube = 13.5g

Mass of empty tube + hydrated salt = 18.5g

Mass of hydrated salt = 18.5 — Mass of empty tube

Mass of hydrated salt = 18.5 — 13.5 = 5g

2. Let us calculate the mass of the anhydrous salt.

Mass of tube + anhydrous salt = 16.2g

Mass of empty tube = 13.5g

Mass of anhydrous salt = 16.2 — Mass of empty tube = 16.2 — 13.5

Mass of anhydrous salt = 2.7g

Now we can calculate the mass of the water evolved as follows:

Mass of water = Mass of hydrated salt — Mass of anhydrous

Mass of water = 5 — 2.7 = 2.3g

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Mass of anhydrous salt = 16.2 — Mass of empty tube = 16.2 — 13.5

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Mass of CaCl2 = 2.7g

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Mass of H2O = 2.3g

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6. To get the mole of water in the molecular formula, we will find the ratio of the number of mole of anhydrous salt to water as shown below:

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