Data Result Mass of hydrated metal salt used 4.000 g Volume of oxalic acid used (assume its concentration is, 4.000 g oxalic acid/50.00 mL soln) 50.00 mL Mass of oxalic acid used 4.000 g Mass of weigh dish + contents (after reaction) 5.320 g Mass of empty weigh dish 1.881 g Mass of filter paper 0.101 g Actual yield of hydrated metal oxalate ppt (A) 3.862 g Limiting reactant (B) metal salt ♥ Theoretical yield of hydrated metal oxalate product (C) g Percent yield of hydrated metal oxalte product (D)

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Find the theoretical yield of hydrated metal oxalate product

3. Balance the molecular equation that shows your metal salt, MNSO4.H20, reacting with oxalic acid (H2C204) to form MnC204.3H20 (enter a 1 if a stoichiometric coefficient is one).
1 MnSO4.H20 +
1 H2C204+
2 H20 =
1 MnC204.3H20+
1 H2SO4
correct, 1/1
4. Pyrolysis of MnC204.3H20 will follow one of the following molecular equations. Balance each molecular equation,
2|MnC204.3H2O +
102 =
2 MnO
6 H20 +
4co,
4 CO2
a.
b.
3 MnC204.3H2O +
202=
1 Mn304 +
9 H20 +
6 CO2
1 MnC204.3H2O
1 MNCO3 +
3 H20 +
1co
1 CO
С.
(a)correct, 1/1
(b)correct, 1/1
(c)correct, 1/1
5. For pyrolysis reaction (4a) (above), calculate the theoretical yield (in grams) of the solid product, if you use 1.0 g MnC204.3H20 and that oxygen is the excess reactant
0.36 g
correct 1/1
6. For pyrolysis reaction (4b) (above), calculate the theoretical yield (in grams) of the solid product, if you use 1.0 g MnC204.3H20 and that oxygen is the excess reactant
0.39 g
correct 1/1
7. For pyrolysis reaction (4c) (above), calculate the theoretical yield (in grams) of the solid product, if you use 1.0 g MnC204.3H20 and that oxygen is the excess reactant
0.58 g
correct 1/1
Transcribed Image Text:3. Balance the molecular equation that shows your metal salt, MNSO4.H20, reacting with oxalic acid (H2C204) to form MnC204.3H20 (enter a 1 if a stoichiometric coefficient is one). 1 MnSO4.H20 + 1 H2C204+ 2 H20 = 1 MnC204.3H20+ 1 H2SO4 correct, 1/1 4. Pyrolysis of MnC204.3H20 will follow one of the following molecular equations. Balance each molecular equation, 2|MnC204.3H2O + 102 = 2 MnO 6 H20 + 4co, 4 CO2 a. b. 3 MnC204.3H2O + 202= 1 Mn304 + 9 H20 + 6 CO2 1 MnC204.3H2O 1 MNCO3 + 3 H20 + 1co 1 CO С. (a)correct, 1/1 (b)correct, 1/1 (c)correct, 1/1 5. For pyrolysis reaction (4a) (above), calculate the theoretical yield (in grams) of the solid product, if you use 1.0 g MnC204.3H20 and that oxygen is the excess reactant 0.36 g correct 1/1 6. For pyrolysis reaction (4b) (above), calculate the theoretical yield (in grams) of the solid product, if you use 1.0 g MnC204.3H20 and that oxygen is the excess reactant 0.39 g correct 1/1 7. For pyrolysis reaction (4c) (above), calculate the theoretical yield (in grams) of the solid product, if you use 1.0 g MnC204.3H20 and that oxygen is the excess reactant 0.58 g correct 1/1
Data
Result
Mass of hydrated metal salt used
4.000 g
Volume of oxalic acid used (assume its concentration is, 4.000 g oxalic acid/50.00 mL soln)
50.00 mL
Mass of oxalic acid used
4.000 g
Mass of weigh dish + contents (after reaction)
5.320 g
Mass of empty weigh dish
1.881 g
Mass of filter paper
0.101 g
Actual yield of hydrated metal oxalate ppt
(A)
3.862 g
Limiting reactant
(B) metal salt v
Theoretical yield of hydrated metal oxalate product
(C)
Percent yield of hydrated metal oxalte product
(D)
%
Transcribed Image Text:Data Result Mass of hydrated metal salt used 4.000 g Volume of oxalic acid used (assume its concentration is, 4.000 g oxalic acid/50.00 mL soln) 50.00 mL Mass of oxalic acid used 4.000 g Mass of weigh dish + contents (after reaction) 5.320 g Mass of empty weigh dish 1.881 g Mass of filter paper 0.101 g Actual yield of hydrated metal oxalate ppt (A) 3.862 g Limiting reactant (B) metal salt v Theoretical yield of hydrated metal oxalate product (C) Percent yield of hydrated metal oxalte product (D) %
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