[Atomic Weights: Zn 65.39 amu S 32.07 amu O 16.00 amu Report Table Express each number to the correct number of significant figures. The God of Chemistry will be pleased if you do so. Surely, you would not want to displease the God of Chemistry. Show your math in the box on the right. Entry Description Data (Show Calculations in data box. sC = show calculation ) a Mass of empty crucible grams b Mass of crucible + unknown grams Mass of crucible + unknown after final heating grams Mass of original unknown grams Mass of water lost by heating grams f Mass percent of water in unknown (% H2O) Mass of unknown salt remaining after g heating grams h Molar mass of ZnSO4 grams Number of moles of anhydrous ZNSO4 salt i (anhydrous means the absence of water) moles i Molar mass of water grams Number of moles of water present in hydrate moles Ratio of moles water in hydrate to moles of ZnSO4 m Formula of the hydrate of ZNSO4 Name of the hydrate of ZnSO4

[Atomic Weights: Zn 65.39 amu S 32.07 amu O 16.00 amu Report Table Express each number to the correct number of significant figures. The God of Chemistry will be pleased if you do so. Surely, you would not want to displease the God of Chemistry. Show your math in the box on the right. Entry Description Data (Show Calculations in data box. sC = show calculation ) a Mass of empty crucible grams b Mass of crucible + unknown grams Mass of crucible + unknown after final heating grams Mass of original unknown grams Mass of water lost by heating grams f Mass percent of water in unknown (% H2O) Mass of unknown salt remaining after g heating grams h Molar mass of ZnSO4 grams Number of moles of anhydrous ZNSO4 salt i (anhydrous means the absence of water) moles i Molar mass of water grams Number of moles of water present in hydrate moles Ratio of moles water in hydrate to moles of ZnSO4 m Formula of the hydrate of ZNSO4 Name of the hydrate of ZnSO4

Chemistry

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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

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