1. Given the data below determine the mass of the dried precipitate. *
Please do not add units and make sure your answer is rounded to 3 decimal places.
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2. Please convert the grams of the precipitate to moles. *
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3. In every one mole of the precipitate how many mole of Carbonates are there? *
4. How many moles of carbonate ion are there in the precipitate? *
Do not add units. The significant figures you start with will be the amount you finish with.
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5. How many moles of carbonate ions are in one mole of the unknown original metal carbonate (M2CO3)? *
6. Given your answer to question 4, moles of carbonate ions in the precipitate, determine the number of moles of unknown salt, M2CO3. *
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7. Calculate the experimental Formula Mass (same as molecular mass) of the unknown metal carbonate. *
Don't we have the mass of the original salt in our data table. Isn't that the 1st measured value of the lab. Please round to 4 significant figures and do NOT add any UNITs!
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8. Calculate the formula mass of lithium carbonate. *
Please do NOT add any units and round to nearest whole number.
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9. Calculate the formula mass of sodium carbonate. *
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10. Calculate the formula mass of potassium carbonate. *
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11. Which is the most unavoidable error in experiments with precipitation analysis? *
12. How does the error in question 11 affect your experimental Formula Mass?
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13. Determine the identity of the metal carbonate.
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