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Lab 5-Mass Conversions to Moles and Atoms Lab Write up: 30 points Photos: 5 points (upload photos to the end of your lab write-up) Total: 35 points Note from your instructor : For example of calculations required for completing this lab write-up, please see the “ Help with Calculations for lab write-up 5 ”. You can find it inside the module 5 folder. Purpose: (1 point) Of Exp#5: As it relates to CHE 101: 1 Nam e
Exercise 1: Using Mass to Calculate Moles and Atoms Data Table 1. Moles and Atoms in Common Items (13 points) Item Formula Molar Mass (g/mol) Mass of Sample (g) Moles of Sample (mol) Moles of Each Element (mol) Atoms of Each Element Aluminum Cup Al Al: Al: Glass Stirring Rod SiO 2 Si: Si: O: O: Cotton Ball C 6 H 10 O 5 C: C: H: H: O: O: Questions A. Describe the relationship between moles and atoms. (2 points) B. Which item in Data Table 1 contains the largest quantity of moles? (2 points) C. Which compound in Data Table 1 contains the least amount of oxygen atoms? (2 Points) 2
Exercise 2: Experimental Design Calculate the number of calcium (Ca) atoms required to write your name with a piece of chalk. (5 points) Instruction: - Weigh a chalk (CaCO 3 ) (m 1 ) - Write your full name and last name - Weigh chalk again (m 2 ) - For the mass of sample (amount of chalk used to write your name), subtract the mass of chalk before and after writing your name: (m=m 1 -m 2 ) (Note: you may need to write your name several times, in order to see the changes in mass of the chalk) Data Table 2. Experimental Design Write your experimental design in few sentences here. Item Formula Molar Mass (g/mol) *Mass of Sampl e (g) Moles of Sample (mol) Moles of Ca (mol) Atoms of Ca Chalk CaCO 3 Ca: Ca: *Note: Mass of sample (m): (m=m 1 -m 2 ) 3
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Question: A. A sample of 2 tsp of sugar (C 12 H 22 O 11 ) weighs 9.00 g. Record each step needed to calculate the moles and atoms of all elements present in the sample. Then, calculate the moles and atoms of each element in the sample of sugar. Enter your data in the table below. (5 points) Data Table: Moles and Atoms in 2 Teaspoons of sugar: Item Formula Molar Mass (g/mol ) Volume of Sample (tsp) Mass of Sample (g) Moles of Sample (mol) Moles of Each Element (mol) Atoms of Each Element Sugar (Sucrose) C 12 H 22 O 11 2 tsp C: C: H: H: O: O: 4