2.A 0.325 g sample of copper was weighed out by a student to start this experiment.A.How many moles of copper were weighed out?How many moles of Cu** ions should be produced when thenitric acid was added to the copper metal?ahvololodid osts bluowat baruda onsbe od b hiwWhen the sodium hydroxide was added to the solution, how manymoles of Cu(OH)2 should have formed?С.srs cod ba a enw aoituloe odi e bbbeobbro ( oo of sbobyil ( geThe directions require you to add 1.00 g of zinc. If you assume a 100 %yield of copper, how many grams of zinc were added in excess?D.soiw i no touese sbio 00 wd amo awsidleram orns gaibla) ga tren sib e no barom InoleIf magnesium metal were used instead of zinc metal, what is the minimum mass, ingrams, of magnesium metal that should be used to ensure that all of the copper ionsin the solution is converted back to copper metal?54B.E.

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2. A 0.325 g sample of copper was weighed out by a student to start this experiment. A. How many moles of copper were weighed out?204 How many moles of Cu* ions should be produced when the nitric acid was added to the copper metal? aid lom oid tosta bl ot baruta ans sbde When the sodium hydroxide was added to the solution, how many moles of Cu(OH)2 should have formed? С. B.

2. A 0.325 g sample of copper was weighed out by a student to start this experiment. A. How many moles of copper were weighed out?204 How many moles of Cu* ions should be produced when the nitric acid was added to the copper metal? aid lom oid tosta bl ot baruta ans sbde When the sodium hydroxide was added to the solution, how many moles of Cu(OH)2 should have formed? С. B.

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A 0.325 g sample of copper was weighed out by a student to start this experiment.
A.
How many moles of copper were weighed out?
How many moles of Cu** ions should be produced when the
nitric acid was added to the copper metal?
ahvolol
odid osts bluow
at baruda onsbe od b h
iw
When the sodium hydroxide was added to the solution, how many
moles of Cu(OH)2 should have formed?
С.
srs cod ba a enw aoituloe odi e bbbe
obbro ( oo of sbobyil ( ge
The directions require you to add 1.00 g of zinc. If you assume a 100 %
yield of copper, how many grams of zinc were added in excess?
D.
soiw i no touese sbio 00 wd amo awsid
leram orns gaibla) ga tren sib e no barom Inole
If magnesium metal were used instead of zinc metal, what is the minimum mass, in
grams, of magnesium metal that should be used to ensure that all of the copper ions
in the solution is converted back to copper metal?
54
B.
E.

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