1. Determine the weight of KCIO3 heated. 2. Determine the weight of oxygen gas lost using the constant weight obtained from repeated heatings. 3. Based on the values obtained above, determine the experimental percent of oxygen in KCIO3 HINT: Percentage is defined as the "part" of interest divided by the total times 100. Determine the theoretical percent oxygen present in KCIO3 using stoichiometry. 4. 5. Based on the values obtained from #3 and #4, determine the percent error of percent oxygen.

1. Determine the weight of KCIO3 heated. 2. Determine the weight of oxygen gas lost using the constant weight obtained from repeated heatings. 3. Based on the values obtained above, determine the experimental percent of oxygen in KCIO3 HINT: Percentage is defined as the "part" of interest divided by the total times 100. Determine the theoretical percent oxygen present in KCIO3 using stoichiometry. 4. 5. Based on the values obtained from #3 and #4, determine the percent error of percent oxygen.

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