### Experiment: Determining the Formula for an Oxide of Tin (Sn)**Objective:** To determine the empirical formula of a tin oxide compound using experimental data.**Data Collected:** - Mass of crucible plus cover: **22.36 g** - Mass of crucible, cover, and Sn: **24.67 g** - Mass of crucible, cover, and tin oxide: **24.98 g****Calculations:**1. **Calculate the mass of Sn in the tin oxide product:** - (Enter answer here) ___________2. **Calculate the mass of O in the tin oxide:** - (Enter answer here) ___________3. **Calculate the number of moles of Sn in the tin oxide:** - (Enter answer here) ___________4. **Calculate the moles of O in the tin oxide:** - (Enter answer here) ___________5. **Calculate the molar ratio of Sn to O in the tin oxide:** - (Enter answer here) ___________6. **Write the empirical formula for the tin oxide:** - (Enter answer here) ___________**Instructor's Initials:** _______---**Course:** CHEM 1061 - NHCC

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A student used the Procedure of this experiment to determine the formula for an oxide of tin (Sn). The student collected the following data:

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