Data and Calculations:47.2ele . -a. Weight of crucible and coverb. Weight of crucible, cover and sodium bicarbonate50.315c. Weight of sodium bicarbonate3.049d. Weight after heating, minutesFirst heat (15 minutes): crucible, cover, product. 849.274-849.271.Second heat (10 minutes): crucible, cover, productThird heat (10 minutes): crucible, cover, producte. Weight of product (third heat)-actual yield2.008Calculate the theoretical yield, g, of NazCO3 using mass of your sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) in (c).Make sure you balance the equation before making your calculations.NaHCO3 (9) Naz COз (9)f.+ H20 (g) + CO2(reaction A)Calculate the theoretical yield, g, of Naz0 using the mass of your sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) in (c).Make sure you balance the equation before making your calculations.NaHCO3 (s) → Naz O (s) +g.H20 (g) +CO 2(reaction B)h. Compared your observed mass of product:2.0081. Mass of your product (actual) from (e)2. Theoretical yield based on Reaction A (f)3. Theoretical yield based on Reaction B (g)g4. Results of HCl test:Did the product "Fizz" yes or no?vesNog COgi.What is your final product? Na2CO3 or Na2Oj.Calculate percent yield of the reaction based on your final product.Percent yield = Jactual yield of product|Theoretical yield of product)X 100 =3

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41.2ule - a. Weight of crucible and cover b. Weight of crucible, cover and sodium bicarbonate 50.315 c. Weight of sodium bicarbonate 3.049 d. Weight after heating , minutes First heat (15 minutes): crucible, cover, product 49.271. 8 49.274-8 Second heat (10 minutes): crucible, cover, product Third heat (10 minutes): crucible, cover, product 2.008 8 e. Weight of product (third heat)-actual yield f. Calculate the theoretical yield, g, of NazCO3 using mass of your sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) in (c). Make sure you balance the equation before making your calculations.

41.2ule - a. Weight of crucible and cover b. Weight of crucible, cover and sodium bicarbonate 50.315 c. Weight of sodium bicarbonate 3.049 d. Weight after heating , minutes First heat (15 minutes): crucible, cover, product 49.271. 8 49.274-8 Second heat (10 minutes): crucible, cover, product Third heat (10 minutes): crucible, cover, product 2.008 8 e. Weight of product (third heat)-actual yield f. Calculate the theoretical yield, g, of NazCO3 using mass of your sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) in (c). Make sure you balance the equation before making your calculations.

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47.2ele . -
a. Weight of crucible and cover
b. Weight of crucible, cover and sodium bicarbonate
50.315
c. Weight of sodium bicarbonate
3.049
d. Weight after heating, minutes
First heat (15 minutes): crucible, cover, product
. 8
49.274-8
49.271.
Second heat (10 minutes): crucible, cover, product
Third heat (10 minutes): crucible, cover, product
e. Weight of product (third heat)-actual yield
2.008
Calculate the theoretical yield, g, of NazCO3 using mass of your sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) in (c).
Make sure you balance the equation before making your calculations.
NaHCO3 (9) Naz COз (9)
f.
+ H20 (g) + CO2
(reaction A)
Calculate the theoretical yield, g, of Naz0 using the mass of your sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) in (c).
Make sure you balance the equation before making your calculations.
NaHCO3 (s) → Naz O (s) +
g.
H20 (g) +
CO 2
(reaction B)
h. Compared your observed mass of product:
2.008
1. Mass of your product (actual) from (e)
2. Theoretical yield based on Reaction A (f)
3. Theoretical yield based on Reaction B (g)
g
4. Results of HCl test:
Did the product "Fizz" yes or no?
ves
Nog COg
i.
What is your final product? Na2CO3 or Na2O
j.
Calculate percent yield of the reaction based on your final product.
Percent yield = Jactual yield of product
|Theoretical yield of product)
X 100 =
3

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