1Exp.No.678Data and ResultsAVolume of Volume ofWaterAcetic acid25L30 m²35REPORT FORMPlop, Plop, Fizz, Fizz, Limiting Reagent and Determination of NaHCO3 in Alka Seltzer TabletsmlMass ofbeaker andliquidMLMass of AlkaSeltzer tablet10ML / 131.4ung / 5.047g5m 163.886 3.218g163,0809 3.2039Total mass ofbeaker andcontents beforereactionTotal mass ofbeaker andcontentsafter reactionwww.wwwy167.104g 166.1949 0.910g166.2834 165.3079 0.9769Stoichiometrynead bal.equationVI IVYBBMass ofMass ofCO2(loss of mass) NaHCO3 in NaHCO3 intablet*១ ឧទ្ទិ ៖*You must have the balanced equation to find this valuelon1044

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Exp. No. 6 7 8 Volume of Volume of Acetic acid Water Mass of beaker and liquid ml Mass of Alka Seltzer tablet Total mass of beaker and contents before reaction Total mass of beaker and contents after reaction Mass of CO2 Mass of % of (loss of mass) NaHCO3 in NaHCO3 in tablet tablet* 25L 10ML 151.4ung / 5.0479 ۱۷۷ 30m² 5m² 163.88 3.218g 167.104g 166.1949 0.9109 163,0809 3.2039 166.2834 165.3079 0.9769 35 OML VITY *You must have the balanced equation to find this value

Exp. No. 6 7 8 Volume of Volume of Acetic acid Water Mass of beaker and liquid ml Mass of Alka Seltzer tablet Total mass of beaker and contents before reaction Total mass of beaker and contents after reaction Mass of CO2 Mass of % of (loss of mass) NaHCO3 in NaHCO3 in tablet tablet* 25L 10ML 151.4ung / 5.0479 ۱۷۷ 30m² 5m² 163.88 3.218g 167.104g 166.1949 0.9109 163,0809 3.2039 166.2834 165.3079 0.9769 35 OML VITY *You must have the balanced equation to find this value

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