3) A mineral of calcium with the formula CaCO3¤Ca(OH)2 was analyzed by heating in a crucible, and the following data was collected: Mass of empty crucible Mass of crucible and sample Mass of crucible + CaO (final heating) 23.45 g 26.12 g 25.18 g Mass of CaO: Mass of Ca in CaO (exp.): Show calculations below: % of Ca in mineral sample (exp.):

3) A mineral of calcium with the formula CaCO3¤Ca(OH)2 was analyzed by heating in a crucible, and the following data was collected: Mass of empty crucible Mass of crucible and sample Mass of crucible + CaO (final heating) 23.45 g 26.12 g 25.18 g Mass of CaO: Mass of Ca in CaO (exp.): Show calculations below: % of Ca in mineral sample (exp.):

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A mineral of calcium with the formula CaCO3¤Ca(OH)2 was analyzed by heating in a crucible,
and the following data was collected:
Mass of empty crucible
Mass of crucible and sample
Mass of crucible + CaO (final heating)
23.45 g
26.12 g
25.18 g
Mass of CaO:
Mass of Ca in CaO (exp.):
Show calculations below:
% of Ca in mineral sample (exp.):

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