Directions in the image Name:Data Table: Observations of physical and chemical propertiesSystemObservation of dry copper (II) chloride (g)Observation of aluminum foilObservation of waterVolume of water (ml)Observation of Unstirredcopper (II) chloride in waterObservation of Stirred solution ofcopper (II) chloride in waterInitial temperature of copper (II) chlorideand waterObservation Copper (II) chloride solutionplus aluminum foilMaximum temperature of reaction (°C)Final temperature (°C)(After observing aluminum for 5 minutes)Comparison of Results to ClassmatesChemical Changes LabChemistrymassof system beforemass of System aftergreenDate:6Observations/DataShitney smooth, respective,Blue, flakey, small.•Shiney, Smooth, reflectivoClear, orderless, Travid25.0mllight bluePer.21.60°It likesSravy and theCopper is red the glass is warmen. Itsmells bad, it has condersation.783 (°45.3°weasree we had verySimilar results this whers that thewas a SUCOSS.everpiment170829170.549 5. State the law of conservation of matter.6. In a certain reaction, 125.0 g of pentane gas reacts with 175.0 g of oxygen gas to produce 150.0 g ofwater and an unknown amount of carbon dioxide.a. Write a word equation for this reaction:b. How much carbon dioxide will be produced? Explain your answer.

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5. State the law of conservation of matter. 6. In a certain reaction, 125.0 g of pentane gas reacts with 175.0 g of oxygen gas to produce 150.0 g of water and an unknown amount of carbon dioxide. a. Write a word equation for this reaction: b. How much carbon dioxide will be produced? Explain your answer.

5. State the law of conservation of matter. 6. In a certain reaction, 125.0 g of pentane gas reacts with 175.0 g of oxygen gas to produce 150.0 g of water and an unknown amount of carbon dioxide. a. Write a word equation for this reaction: b. How much carbon dioxide will be produced? Explain your answer.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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