Masses of compounds used and observationsNaCICuSO4-5H20Bright blue crystalinesolids(NH4)2Fe(SO4)2pale, Blue-greencrystalline solidcolorless CrystalsAppearance ofsolidMass of vial and12.836412.739812.9445compound (g)Mass of emptiedvial (g)11.602311.488811.9221Mass ofcompound used(g)1.2341.1.2510.1.0224Volume of prepared solution =Type response here.Mass of sodium chloride used = Type response here.

Mass of the sodium Chloride used is eaqual to1. 2341

Masses of compounds used and observations NaCI CusO4-5H20 Bright blue crystaline solids (NH4)2Fe(SO4)2 pale, Blue-green crystalline solid colorless Crystals Appearance of solid Mass of vial and compound (g) 12.8364 12.7398 12.9445 Mass of emptied vial (g) 11.6023 11.4888 11.9221 Mass of compound used (g) 1.2341. 1.2510. 1.0224 Volume of prepared solution = Type response here. Mass of sodium chloride used = Type response here.

Masses of compounds used and observations NaCI CusO4-5H20 Bright blue crystaline solids (NH4)2Fe(SO4)2 pale, Blue-green crystalline solid colorless Crystals Appearance of solid Mass of vial and compound (g) 12.8364 12.7398 12.9445 Mass of emptied vial (g) 11.6023 11.4888 11.9221 Mass of compound used (g) 1.2341. 1.2510. 1.0224 Volume of prepared solution = Type response here. Mass of sodium chloride used = Type response here.

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